Competitiveness of Central Asian Universities Discussed in Tashkent
On October 28, Tashkent hosted the Central Asia International Education Forum, bringing together representatives from over 40 countries.

Participants discussed the development of cooperation between universities, academic mobility, joint research projects, and the implementation of artificial intelligence in education.
Dinara Shcheglova, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan, supported the creation of a unified higher education space in Central Asia based on the principles of the Bologna Process.
Erol Özvar, President of the Council of Higher Education of Turkey, emphasized the importance of joint research in the fields of energy, agriculture, and water security.
The forum also addressed issues related to the application of digital technologies, university accreditation, and improving the quality of education. Participants were presented with the exhibition 'Study in Uzbekistan'.



