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    An Open Discussion on “Human Dignity and Environmental Rights in the Constitution” held at UWED

    An Open Discussion on “Human Dignity and Environmental Rights in the Constitution” held at UWED

    On December 2, 2025, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted an open discussion dedicated to the theme “Human Dignity and Environmental Rights in the Constitution.” The event was organized in cooperation with the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis, the Uzbekistan Ecological Party, and the Tashkent State University of Law. Important issues related to human rights, environmental security, and the role of environmental policy in the country’s development were thoroughly discussed. The event was opened by Odil Yusupjanov, First Vice-Rector for Youth Affairs and Spiritual-Educational Work of UWED. In his speech, he emphasized the significance of the reforms carried out by the state to enhance human dignity and ensure environmental rights, their practical importance, and the role of youth participation in these processes. Prominent experts in law-making and environmental rights took part in the discussion: Gulchehra Tajibaeva — Member of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis from the Uzbekistan Ecological Party; Shuhrat Fayziev — Deputy of the Mirzo Ulugbek District Council, First Adviser to the Minister of Justice, Professor of the “Environmental Law” Department at TSUL. In their presentations, the speakers provided detailed insights into new guarantees of human rights reflected in the Constitution, state priorities aimed at ensuring environmental security, the rational use of natural resources, and the promotion of environmental awareness in society. During the event, students, researchers, and young specialists asked questions related to environmental legislation, citizens’ environmental responsibility, the role of public oversight, and existing practical challenges. The invited experts gave legally grounded and practical answers to each question. Additionally, proposals were put forward to develop environmental education, expand inter-university cooperation, and support youth environmental initiatives. Students also presented their ideas regarding youth environmental projects, training-practice programs, and innovative initiatives. At the end of the event, the winners of the “Best Ecologist of the Year” competition were ceremonially awarded. The discussion contributed to raising environmental awareness, supporting environmental policy, and enhancing youth involvement in environmental protection. This dialogue marked an important step toward strengthening environmental education at UWED, encouraging youth initiatives, and expanding scientific-practical cooperation in the field of environmental rights.

    Rector of UWED met with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan

    Rector of UWED met with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan

    On December 2 of this year, First Deputy Chairman of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis, Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy Sodiq Safoyev held a meeting with Kenji Hirata, the new Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan, appointed to our country. The meeting was held in the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan. During the meeting, an exchange of views took place on the agenda activities, inter-parliamentary dialogue, the current state and prospects of cooperation in the fields of economy, science and higher education. In particular, it was noted that it is necessary to pay attention to new areas of cooperation to expand bilateral economic, investment, scientific and technical ties.

    UWED hosted a conference on the topic “Let’s unite to end digital violence against women and girls!”

    UWED hosted a conference on the topic “Let’s unite to end digital violence against women and girls!”

    On December 2 of this year, a large-scale conference titled “Let's Unite to Resist Digital Violence Against Women and Girls!” was held with the joint organizational participation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Department for Family and Women's Affairs of Tashkent city, and the University of World Economy and Diplomacy. The event took place within the framework of the campaign “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence”. The event gathered representatives from government bodies, law enforcement agencies, higher education institutions, social protection systems, teachers, experts, and students. Among the honored guests were the Deputy  Mayor of Tashkent, the head of the Main Directorate for Family and Women of Tashkent city, the Deputy Head of the Personnel and Educational Institutions Department of the MFA, representatives of the General Prosecutor’s Office, the Consular-Legal Department of the MFA, the Commissioner for Women’s Issues of the Main Internal Affairs Directorate, as well as representatives from the National Social Protection Agency and a professor from the National Research University. During the conference, issues of digital violence were discussed in detail, including cyberbullying, pressure, threats, dissemination of personal data, and psychological pressure via the internet. Participants emphasized the social danger of these phenomena and the importance of cooperation between government bodies, educational institutions, and society to prevent them. Measures were proposed to increase women's digital literacy, create a safe digital environment, provide psychological and legal assistance to victims, and improve rehabilitation processes. Experts agreed to continue exchanging experience and strengthening cooperation. The conference supported government policies on protecting women and girls, contributed to the formation of effective methods to combat violence in the digital space, and raised public awareness.

    A master class was held at the UWED on the topic: “Notarial actions performed by consuls. Application of Foreign Law by a Notary”

    A master class was held at the UWED on the topic: “Notarial actions performed by consuls. Application of Foreign Law by a Notary”

    At the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, a meeting was organized for 4th-year students of the “International Law” faculty within the course “Notariat” with the Chairman of the Notary Chamber of Uzbekistan, Dilshod Ashurov, and the Senior Consultant of the Tashkent City Territorial Department of the Notary Chamber of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Zulfiya Osmanova. During the meeting, Dilshod Ashurov provided detailed information on the importance of the notary system in society, the role of international agreements in the notarial system, notarial acts performed by consulates, as well as the procedure for affixing an apostille on documents. The students listened to the speaker with great interest and, in a question-and-answer format, gained valuable knowledge and practical information. The event proved to be very useful and engaging for the youth. The second speaker was Zulfiya Osmanova, Senior Consultant of the Tashkent City Territorial Department of the Notary Chamber of the Republic of Uzbekistan and one of the most experienced notaries in the country. During the master class, numerous practical situations that notaries of the Republic of Uzbekistan encounter while working with citizens were discussed. In addition, Zulfiya Osmanova provided many valuable recommendations to the students — future consuls — on how to properly work with documents, how to determine whether a document is authentic, and how to verify its validity in various situations.

    “Environmental Awareness Day” was held at UWED

    “Environmental Awareness Day” was held at UWED

    Annual educational project «Environmental Awareness Day» was held by the English language department. The event brought together first-year students, members of the university community and students from neighboring schools and communities. During the event, students presented their own posters and mini-studies dedicated to key environmental challenges of today. The topics addressed - «Air pollution», «Growth of plastic waste», «Negative impact of concrete construction on the environment», «Loss of biodiversity» and «Accelerating climate change». Each group conducted its own analysis of the problem, studied statistics, survey results, and then presented its findings in English. Special attention was paid to the contribution of young people in the implementation of «UN sustainable development goals», especially SDG 13 «Fight against climate change». Students prepared practical proposals on carbon footprint reduction, resource management and development of ecological culture in the university environment. The guests of the event noted the high level of preparation of participants, the variety of ideas presented and the importance of such initiatives for forming an environmentally conscious generation. «Environmental Awareness Day» has become not only a platform for knowledge sharing, but also an inspiring example of how students can influence the solution of global problems.

    A fair of innovative student projects was held at UWED as part of the Sustainable Development Goals Week

    A fair of innovative student projects was held at UWED as part of the Sustainable Development Goals Week

    In a highly engaging and festive atmosphere, the Faculty of International Relations organized an impressive Exhibition of Student Innovative Ideas for second-year students as part of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) course. This large-scale event brought together nearly 100 enthusiastic students who proudly presented their projects, innovative developments, and creative concepts. The exhibition aimed not only to showcase student talent, but also to encourage the practical implementation of solutions that contribute to sustainable development. The event featured a wide range of inspiring works, including environmentally friendly and health-promoting food products, innovative technologies focused on environmental protection and water conservation, as well as imaginative concepts in the field of cosmetology. Visitors also had the opportunity to admire visual art pieces created by students in dedication to the Sustainable Development Goals. Adding to the dynamic and interactive nature of the exhibition, students engaged in thoughtful discussions on the current status of SDG implementation across different regions of Uzbekistan, exchanging ideas on existing challenges and potential solutions. A particularly uplifting moment of the event came when a Turkish student studying at UWED performed a heartfelt song titled “Kardeshim”, dedicated to SDG 17, calling on everyone to cherish unity, peace, and solidarity. The exhibition was conducted in an open, spirited, and deeply meaningful atmosphere, leaving a lasting impression on all participants and attendees.

    UWED and AFD Co-Organize Conference on Post-Aral Sea Transformation in Karakalpakstan

    UWED and AFD Co-Organize Conference on Post-Aral Sea Transformation in Karakalpakstan

    How can the Karakalpakstan region leverage its post-Aral Sea transformation—balancing environmental challenges with new economic opportunities? This was the guiding question of the conference held at November 20, 2025 at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED), co-organized with the French Development Agency (AFD). The event marked the second joint initiative between the two institutions. More than 200 participants attended, including students, researchers, NGOs, international organizations, French companies, and representatives of key Uzbek institutions. The conference was honored by the presence and opening remarks of: ·  Mr. Sodyq Safoev, the First Deputy Chairman of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis and Rector of UWED ·  Mr. Walid Fouque, Ambassador of France to Uzbekistan ·  Mr. Olivier Grandvoinet, Director of AFD in Uzbekistan The event opened with a screening of the documentary “Amu Darya, River to a Missing Sea,” highlighting the human dimension of the Aral Sea crisis. A dynamic panel brought together specialists from science, economics, youth activism, and international cooperation: ·  Dr. Dilfuza Egamberdieva – Deputy Director of ISCAD, expert in soil microbiology and sustainable agriculture ·  Ms. Gulnara Joldosbaeva – Youth climate advocate and environmental activist ·  Mr. Davletiyar Djiemuratov – Expert in Artemia aquaculture and local economic development ·  Ms. Turayeva Suriya– Professor, Department of International Economics, UWED ·  Ms. Anne Chetaille – Project Manager, AFD Paris Headquarters The discussion emphasized the need for integrated solutions across health, agriculture, biodiversity, climate resilience, and sustainable livelihoods. AFD presented two major initiatives currently underway: · 28,000 hectares of afforestation and agroforestry to restore degraded lands and strengthen ecosystem resilience · Modernization of the Suenli irrigation scheme, in partnership with the Ministry of Water Resources, to improve water use efficiency and support climate-resilient agriculture The conference highlighted the essential role of young researchers, innovators, and activists in shaping the future of the Aral Sea region through science-based action and policy engagement. AFD and UWED expressed their appreciation for the strong collaboration between the institutions and extended thanks to all participants for contributing to a meaningful and forward-looking discussion.

    The UWED considered the concepts of terms and limitation of actions in the system of civil law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, their meaning and relationship with other branches of law

    The UWED considered the concepts of terms and limitation of actions in the system of civil law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, their meaning and relationship with other branches of law

    On December 1 of this year, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (JIDU) hosted a masterclass on the topic: “Calculation and Determination of Deadlines in the Civil Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Significance of the Statute of Limitations, Commencement, Types, and Its Connection with Other Branches of Law.” The masterclass was attended by Azizxon Avaz o‘g‘li Xolxo‘jayev, Legal Counsel from the Tashkent City Health Department, faculty members of the Department of Civil Law and International Private Law, as well as second-year students of the Faculty of International Law. During the masterclass, the topic was presented by Azizxon Avaz o‘g‘li Xolxo‘jayev and master’s students of the “International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution” program, Jamshid Karomat o‘g‘li Nortojiyev and Feruza Oy Kenja qizi Abdinazarova, with participation from the audience. The discussion covered the concept of deadlines and statutes of limitations in civil law, their emergence, types, commencement, calculation, suspension, and interruption. The application of statutes of limitations in court proceedings, as well as their restoration under certain conditions, and their interrelation with other branches of law — particularly the similarities and differences with labor law—were also discussed. The masterclass provided students with practical knowledge on calculating and applying statutes of limitations in court practice, distinguishing between general and special statutes, and understanding in which circumstances they apply. Legal practitioner Azizxon Avaz o‘g‘li Xolxo‘jayev also shared examples of court cases involving statutes of limitations and the corresponding rulings. Proper application of deadlines and statutes of limitations ensures fair adjudication and effective protection of parties’ rights in legal proceedings. Particular attention was paid to the 2015 Resolution No. 282 of the Plenum of the Supreme Economic Court of Uzbekistan regarding the application of civil law provisions on statutes of limitations by economic courts. This was explained in detail by Nargiza Doroyevna Raimova, Professor of the Department of Civil Law and International Private Law, with students given the opportunity to ask detailed questions. The masterclass aimed to develop students’ skills in correctly calculating deadlines, distinguishing between general and special statutes of limitations, and applying them accurately in practice. It concluded with a discussion of the content of deadlines and statutes of limitations in the civil law system of Uzbekistan, existing shortcomings, analysis of issues in court practice, and the necessary areas for improvement.