Uzbekistan Emergency Management Academy Discussed Cooperation with Óbuda University of Hungary
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Uzbekistan Emergency Management Academy Discussed Cooperation with Óbuda University of Hungary

The Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Uzbekistan held negotiations with a delegation from Óbuda University of Hungary. The delegation was headed by Antal Nemeth, an advisor to the university rector.

The main goal of the meeting was to expand international cooperation in the field of professional training and education. The parties discussed opportunities for improving the qualifications of teaching staff and providing professional retraining, as well as signing a memorandum of understanding and promoting academic mobility.

Furthermore, the participants considered the option of enrolling students from the academy into the engineering faculty of the Hungarian university. Special attention was paid to implementing modern curricula and teaching methods in the fields of emergency management, disaster risk reduction, fire safety, rescue operations, and civil defense.

During the discussion, the possibility of inviting foreign professors to teach at the Academy of Emergency Management of Uzbekistan was also considered. At the end of the negotiations, Antal Nemeth received a commemorative badge from the academy.

Both sides expressed gratitude to each other for the reception and constructive discussions, confirming their interest in the further development of mutually beneficial partnership. It is expected that this cooperation will contribute to the exchange of international experience and the improvement of the training of specialists responsible for protecting the population from emergencies.

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