During the first summit of leaders from South Korea and Central Asian countries, held on September 16 in Seoul, one of the key proposals was put forward. This initiative comes from the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, aimed at forming long-term cooperation in the field of human capital development.
This proposal is based on the principle of 'order — training — employment' and is designed to directly link the region's educational potential with the needs of Korean businesses.
The Republican scientific gathering was held in Farghana, dedicated to the topic 'Islom Karimov's teachings: Uzbekistan's culture in the years of independence: historical heritage and cultural rise.'
The event was attended by renowned scientists from the country, individuals who witnessed historical processes, as well as Tatyana Karimova, a member of the Council for the Patronage of the Scientific and Educational Complex named after the First President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Islom Karimov.
International cooperation plays an important role in introducing modern medical technologies, training highly qualified specialists, and improving the quality of medical services provided to the population.
In this direction, cooperation with the Republic of Korea has become one of the main directions for developing the healthcare system in Tashkent region.
Nigmatilla Yoldoshev received an award from the International Military Sports Council during the 'I World Military Challenge' competition.
During the competition among military wrestlers at the 'Olympic Village' sports complex located in Tashkent, Nigmatilla Yoldoshev, who is the head of the Wrestling Federation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Prosecutor of the Republic of Uzbekistan, was honored with the honorary order of the International Military Sports Council (CISM).
