A unified management system for student towns will be launched in the Almazar district of Tashkent, covering aspects of studies, daily life, employment, and ensuring youth safety.
This issue was discussed at a meeting dedicated to the socio-economic development of the capital, which was held under the leadership of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. Seventy-five thousand students are studying in the Almazar district simultaneously.
As part of this system, the local administration of the 'Yeshlik' student town will establish full-time positions for responsible specialists. These specialists will handle issues related to education, upbringing, employment, social support, and ensuring the well-being of female students.
There are 41 dormitories in this district, belonging to 7 universities, where approximately 18 thousand young people reside. To improve the quality of their living conditions, enhance the appearance of adjacent territories, create green zones, open cafes, and organize regular cultural events, a separate Directorate will be formed.
Spread of the monitoring system
The meeting also noted the effective work of the Situational Center in the student town, which provides online attendance control and records entry and exit from university buildings and dormitories.
It is planned that by the end of the current year, this online monitoring system will be expanded to other districts of Tashkent, and next year it will be introduced in all higher education institutions across the country.
Previously, Shavkat Mirziyoyev had already studied the work of the situational center established in the local administration of the 'Yoshlik' student town in the capital's Almazar district.
