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25.06.2026

UWED Legal Clinic representatives are participating in a summer school dedicated to inclusive legal assistance

As part of the “Dolzarb 90 kun” project, implemented at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, a summer school entitled “The Role of Legal Clinics in Ensuring the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Practical Skills, Social Protection and an Inclusive Approach” is being held from June 23 to 26, 2026, at the “Pyramids Resort” complex in the Tashkent Region. Members of the Legal Clinic under the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Murodbek Egamqulov and Samira Xudjamova, are participating in the programme. The main objective of the summer school is to protect the rights and legitimate interests of persons with disabilities, provide them with high-quality legal assistance, and expand the practical capacities of legal clinics in this field. The sessions focus on improving social protection mechanisms, integrating inclusive approaches into legal practice, and ensuring effective engagement with vulnerable groups. Through practical sessions, discussions, and the exchange of experience, participants are strengthening their professional knowledge and skills in providing legal advice, analysing applications and appeals, finding legal solutions to various issues, and working with persons with disabilities.

24.06.2026

The University of World Economy and Diplomacy has achieved successful results in the THE Impact Rankings 2026

The University of World Economy and Diplomacy, having taken part in the international Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings for 2026, received international recognition for its contribution to the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This ranking is international and assesses the contribution of higher education institutions to the achievement of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations. Universities in the ranking are evaluated not only by the results of educational and research activities, but also by their initiatives aimed at ensuring gender equality, social inclusion, environmental sustainability, good governance, international cooperation, as well as the development of society. To date, this ranking is recognized as one of the most authoritative in the world, assessing the activities of universities in the field of sustainable development. According to the results of 2026, UWED showed high results in the following areas: • Overall Sustainability Impact Rating: 600+ • SDG 4 – Quality Education: 600+ • SDG 5 – Gender Equality: 400+ • SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth: 400+ • SDG 16 – Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions: 100+ • SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals: 300+ These results demonstrate the practical effect of systemic reforms carried out at the university in recent years and aimed at improving the quality of education, ensuring gender equality, developing research potential, expanding international cooperation and improving institutional management. In particular, the result achieved for SDG 16 – "Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions," confirms the university's commitment to the principles of the rule of law, open and effective governance, academic integrity, and social responsibility. UWED in its activities pays special attention to the harmonization of the UN Sustainable Development Goals with the strategy of the university. Initiatives in the fields of education, science, international cooperation and public relations remain among the important factors serving sustainable development. The University of World Economy and Diplomacy intends to continue its initiatives in the field of sustainable development, quality education and international cooperation, striving to further expand its positive influence on a global scale.

24.06.2026

A UWED lecturer successfully participated in the qualifying round of the “Zakovat” Premier League

Nodirakhon Turgunova, an English language lecturer at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, took part in the summer qualifying stage of the Zakovat intellectual television game’s Premier League as a member of the team captained by Bahodir Anorov. As part of the qualifying stage, the teams are testing their knowledge, analytical skills, and logical thinking over the course of five games. In the second game of the stage, Bahodir Anorov’s team delivered an outstanding performance and secured a convincing 6–0 victory without using the “va-bank” option. This success has further strengthened the team’s chances of advancing to the final stage. Throughout the intellectual competition, the team members demonstrated broad knowledge, quick thinking, strong analytical skills, and the ability to make accurate decisions when tackling complex questions. Their teamwork and careful approach to each question played a particularly important role in achieving this impressive result. Nodirakhon Turgunova’s participation in this prestigious intellectual television game highlights the high level of not only pedagogical and academic expertise, but also the intellectual potential of UWED faculty members.

24.06.2026

UWED representatives met with mahalla activists and young people

Faculty members of the Department of Political Science at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy visited the “Azamat” Mahalla Citizens’ Assembly in Mirzo Ulugbek District. As part of the visit, a meeting was organised to discuss the essence and significance of the large-scale reforms being implemented in the country, youth policy, and ongoing developments in the field of education. The main purpose of the meeting was to familiarise mahalla activists and members of the public with UWED’s activities in education, research, and international cooperation. During the event, participants were informed about modern educational programmes being introduced at the university, initiatives aimed at providing comprehensive support to young people, and efforts to strengthen research capacity. The participants also discussed the implementation of educational and spiritual-enlightenment projects under the “Dolzarb 90 kun” programme. These initiatives are designed to help young people spend their free time meaningfully and realise their intellectual and creative potential. During the dialogue, views were exchanged on prospects for developing cooperation between the university and the mahalla in such areas as career guidance for young people, foreign language teaching, the organisation of academic and educational events, and support for talented youth. At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to jointly implement practical measures aimed at enhancing young people’s knowledge and skills, guiding them towards modern professions and specialisations, and further strengthening cooperation between the mahalla and the higher education institution.

23.06.2026

A Step into a New Era: Graduation Ceremony of the UWED Legal Clinic Students

The University of World Economy and Diplomacy held its traditional, solemn graduation ceremony for the 4th-year students who completed their training at the Legal Clinic of the Faculty of International Law. At the beginning of the event, the Dean of the UWED Faculty of International Law, along with professors and faculty members, delivered opening remarks, sincerely congratulating the graduates on successfully completing this important milestone. In their speeches, they highly commended the students' active participation and practical skills gained during their time at the Legal Clinic, offering valuable career advice and best wishes for their future professional endeavors. Following the official part of the event, an informal gathering took place, allowing students and mentors to converse in a warm, friendly atmosphere. This session gave graduates the opportunity to once again reflect on the knowledge, experience, and achievements gained during their tenure at the UWED Legal Clinic, and to share unforgettable memories with their mentors and peers.

22.06.2026

A roundtable discussion entitled “Administrative Law Reform: A Life’s Journey” was held at UWED

On June 22, 2026, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted a roundtable discussion entitled “Administrative Law Reform: A Life’s Journey.” Dedicated to the memory of Doctor of Law and Professor Isa Ahlimanovich Khamedov, the event brought together representatives of public authorities and the judiciary, higher education institutions, research centres and international organisations, as well as the professor’s colleagues, students and family members. The roundtable was opened by Sodyq Safoev, First Deputy Chairperson of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Rector of UWED. In his remarks, he emphasised the important role of administrative law in ensuring effective public administration and protecting the rights and legitimate interests of citizens. He also highlighted Professor Isa Khamedov’s invaluable contribution to the establishment of a modern school of public law in Uzbekistan, the development of legal education and the training of highly qualified specialists. Bakhshillo Khodjayev, Rector of Tashkent State University of Law, Doctor of Law and Professor, delivered a speech in which he highly praised Isa Khamedov’s many years of productive service to the development of national legal scholarship and the higher education system. Professor Khamedov was recognised as the founder of a distinguished academic school that trained more than fifty Doctors of Science and Doctors of Philosophy (PhD). During the event, it was announced that he had been awarded the title of Honorary Professor of Tashkent State University of Law, and the corresponding certificate was ceremonially presented to his family members. The roundtable addressed the current state and future prospects of administrative law reforms in Uzbekistan, the results of the transformations undertaken over the past twenty years, the draft revised version of the Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Administrative Court Proceedings, and the prospects for developing the system of pre-trial administrative justice. Particular attention was paid to the significance of the Law “On Administrative Procedures” in ensuring transparency in public administration, strengthening mechanisms of good governance and preventing corruption. At the conclusion of the discussions, the participants emphasised the need to further strengthen cooperation among the academic community, government bodies, international organisations and educational institutions. The initiative to hold the traditional scientific conference “Khamedov Readings – 2027,” dedicated to the 75th anniversary of Professor I.A. Khamedov’s birth, was supported. The event concluded with the ceremonial opening of an auditorium named after Professor Isa Ahlimanovich Khamedov at UWED.

22.06.2026

UWED Vice Rector Delivers a Keynote Address on Central Eurasia’s Global Role at CESS 2026

Nazarbayev University hosted the CESS–2026 Regional Conference of the Central Eurasian Studies Society. Held under the theme “(Re)thinking Central Eurasia: Spaces, Societies, and Power” the conference brought together more than 500 scholars and experts from 39 countries. Today, the Central Eurasian Studies Society, or CESS, unites more than 500 researchers worldwide and contributes to the advancement of Central Eurasian studies, the expansion of academic cooperation, and the promotion of interdisciplinary approaches. The opening ceremony featured remarks by Gulmira Qanay, Vice President of Nazarbayev University; Riccardo Pelizzo, Dean of the university’s Graduate School of Public Policy; and Dina Sharipova, President of CESS for 2026 and Vice Dean for Research at the Graduate School of Public Policy. The conference keynote address was delivered by Professor Timur Dadabaev of the University of Tsukuba in Japan and Vice Rector for Research and Innovation at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In his address, Professor Timur Dadabaev focused on the role and significance of Central Eurasia in a rapidly changing global political environment. He noted that for many years, Central Asia had been portrayed as an object of great-power rivalry, a transit corridor, or a peripheral region. At the same time, he emphasized that contemporary academic research increasingly highlights the agency of the region’s states and societies, local perspectives, decolonial approaches, and alternative ways of understanding the region. The address also underscored the close relationship between national statehood and good-neighborly relations. It was noted that a strong state requires a stable regional environment, while successful national development directly depends on peaceful and mutually beneficial cooperation with neighboring countries. CESS–2026 welcomed representatives of more than 180 universities, research centers, and international organizations. Through research presentations, panel discussions, and academic exchanges, participants explored new scholarly approaches to the study of society, governance, migration, mobility, and regional transformation.

20.06.2026

Educational Dialogue held Between UWED and Local Community Youth

As part of the “90 Relevant Days” program, a spiritual, educational, and career-guidance meeting entitled “The Youth of Our Mahalla — Future Diplomats” was organized in the Yangi Olmachi mahalla of Mirzo Ulugbek District. The event was initiated by the faculty members of the Department of Political Science at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, together with members of the “Women Leaders” Club. The primary purpose of the event was to further increase local young people’s interest in higher education, encourage them to make informed career choices, broaden their understanding of international relations and diplomacy, and contribute to the development of their intellectual and professional potential. During the meeting, particular emphasis was placed on the importance of acquiring modern knowledge and practical skills, developing independent thinking and leadership qualities, actively participating in public life, and making a meaningful contribution to the country’s development. Special attention was also given to the knowledge, sense of responsibility, communication culture, and strong foreign-language skills required for young people who aspire to pursue careers in diplomacy, international relations, and public administration. The event contributed to strengthening young people’s interest in higher education, encouraging continuous self-development, supporting them in defining clear professional goals, and further enhancing cooperation between the mahalla and the higher education institution.