“LEADER AND YOUTH” MEETING HELD AT THE ANGREN FACULTY

“LEADER AND YOUTH” MEETING HELD AT THE ANGREN FACULTY

As part of the visit of Ilkhomjon Tukhtasinov, Rector of Uzbekistan State World Languages University (UzSWLU), to the Angren Faculty, a “Leader and Youth” meeting was held. The event was attended by representatives of the university administration, I. Bazarov, Dean of the Faculty, faculty members, and students.

During the meeting, Dean I. Bazarov provided information about the facilities and conditions available to students, the organization of the educational process, and ongoing efforts to improve the quality of education. He also highlighted the opportunities available for students to acquire knowledge, demonstrate their potential, and actively participate in faculty life.

At the beginning of the meeting, the Rector met with first-year students and listened to their initial impressions of the university, as well as their views on the learning process and student life. UzSWLU Rector Ilkhomjon Tukhtasinov engaged in an open dialogue with the young people and invited them to share their suggestions and concerns. Students had the opportunity to express their views on issues of interest, existing challenges, and their future plans.

During the meeting, representatives of the university administration answered students’ questions related to their respective areas of responsibility and responded to the suggestions and concerns raised. Issues important to students were discussed, including the educational process, student facilities, the implementation of student initiatives, and ways to increase their active participation in university life.

In his dialogue with the students, Rector Ilkhomjon Tukhtasinov emphasized the importance of their opinions and suggestions. He expressed his readiness to continuously support youth initiatives, look into the issues affecting students, and help find solutions to their problems. He also encouraged students to pursue knowledge, work consistently on their personal development, make effective use of available opportunities, and take an active part in university life.

The meeting was held in an open and friendly atmosphere. Such meetings provide an opportunity to engage directly with students, learn about their views and suggestions, and discuss ways to create an even more supportive educational environment for young people.