11th World Women University Presidents Forum
Global security and development are both the vision and the anchor of humankind. Deterioration of natural ecology, economic and social downturns, and tense international situations have led to a global decline in the sense of security. Nurturing ecological civilization, rebuilding social trust, and creating a safe environment for all human beings are pressing issues. From the perspective of the universal situation of humankind, higher education leaders have responsibilities to answer and fulfill the educational issues involved and to explore how higher education can lead society.
In this regard, the delegation led by the Rector of Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, Gulchekhra Rikhsieva, who is currently on a business trip to the People’s Republic of China, is attending the “11th World Women University Presidents Forum” organized by the Communication University of China, Huanghe Science and Technology University and the Organizing Committee of the World Women University Presidents Forum (WWUPF). On May 26, G.Rikhsieva, and N.Imamova participated in the main plenary session of this forum with lectures on the topics “Increasing the quality of education in the conditions of sustainable development” and “The role of openness of higher education in sustainable development” respectively.
For reference, the UN-backed WWUPF has successfully held ten major forums in China and eleven sub-forums forums around the world. Over the past 22 years, the forum has brought together about 1,900 women presidents. The World Women University Presidents Forum (WWUPF) was launched by Communication University of China (originally Beijing Broadcast Institute) in August 2001, aiming to pool the strength of women university presidents all over the world and to create an international platform for them to communicate and collaborate, and to share new ideas and thoughts in the fields of higher education development and women leadership promotion.
This year’s theme of the forum is “Global Security and Global Development: Responsibilities of Higher Education Leadership”
Sub-themes:
- Openness in Higher Education and Continuity of Civilization;
- Global Security, Global Development, and General Education;
- Evolution of Smart Society and Education Systems;
- Accomplishments and Sustainable Development of Private Universities.
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