16.2.2. STUDENTS’ UNION
16.2.2. STUDENTS’ UNION
Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (TSUOS) formally recognises the Youth Union as the university’s official and independent students’ self-governance body. The Youth Union operates by students and for students, serving as a central platform that assists, supports, and engages students in academic, cultural, and social life at the university.
A clear example of its recognised role in university governance is that the Leader of the Youth Union serves as the 36rd member of the University Academic Council, participating directly in high-level decision-making and ensuring that the student voice is heard at the university’s highest governing body.
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The Union’s elected leadership structure includes:
- Sobitov Mirshod – Leader of the Youth Union
- Khakimjonov Farrukhbek – Coordinator for the Faculty of Applied Sciences
- Sobirov Nurislom – Coordinator for the Institute of Languages and Literature of the Peoples of the East
- Temirbekov Sultanbek – Coordinator for the Faculty of Eastern Civilization and Philosophy
- Abdumanobov Abdumo’min – Coordinator for the Institute of Foreign Policy and International Economic Relations
- Pahlavon Toshpulatov – Coordinator for Intellectual Projects
- Javokhirbek Ismonov – Coordinator for the Five Initiatives Projects
- Akbarbek Khusainov – Coordinator for Military-Patriotic Projects
- Diyorbek Khasanboev – Coordinator for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Projects
- Sanjarbek Qobiljonov – Coordinator for the “Youth Register” and Patronage Programs
- Mehribon Shovkatova – Female Students Coordinator
- Samandar Abdullaev – Student Dormitory Coordinator
Its main mission is to protect students’ rights and interests, promote student welfare, and ensure student representation in all communications with internal and external stakeholders, including the university administration, governmental institutions, and community organisations. The Union also plays an essential role in nurturing student leadership, civic engagement, and social responsibility.
The Youth Union’s executive members are elected annually by the student body, serving a one-year term. Through this democratic process, students elect their representatives to lead initiatives, advocate for their peers, and coordinate university-wide activities.
According to its mandate, the Youth Union engages in:
- Organising social, cultural, and volunteer events;
- Supporting educational and creative initiatives;
- Promoting healthy lifestyles and moral development among youth;
- Encouraging student participation in national programmes and competitions;
- Facilitating dialogue between students and university leadership.
The TSUOS youth union team has implemented and is still implementing a number of projects that are useful for university studies and social life:
– “Oriental journalists” club,
-“Booking” club;
– “Travel around Uzbekistan” project;
– New Year and Navruz festivals;
– Meetings with successful people, master classes;
– QVZ;
– Spring Festival of Oriental Studies Students;
– Cybersport.
For the 2025–2026 academic year, Sobitov Mirshod, a student of the Faculty of Eastern Civilization and Philosophy, was elected as the Union’s leader.
Through the recognition of the Youth Union, TSUOS guarantees students’ independent voice in university governance and reinforces its commitment to democratic participation, equality, and student empowerment.
The report of the Youth Union for the 2025–2026 academic year is provided below in Uzbek:
Report of the Youth Union for 2025
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