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Rector of TSUOS Meets with Executive Director of “Teach for Uzbekistan”

13.10.2026, 13:12 News 64

Saodat Nasirova, Rector of Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (TSUOS), held a meeting with Diyora Mamadalieva, Executive Director of the “Teach for Uzbekistan” organization.

During the meeting, the parties exchanged views on improving the quality of education, supporting young professionals, developing their professional potential, and ensuring employment opportunities for university graduates.

Particular attention was paid to introducing modern approaches into the education system, developing young people’s knowledge and skills, encouraging their active participation in social and professional activities, and strengthening cooperation between educational institutions and non-governmental organizations.

The meeting also addressed ways to create new opportunities for the professional development of university students and graduates, enhance their competitiveness in the labor market, and help them apply their acquired knowledge and skills in practice. In particular, the parties discussed developing cooperation to support students and graduates in pursuing careers related to the Oriental languages they study and facilitating their employment in positions that match their language proficiency and qualifications.

The meeting also considered the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation between Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies and “Teach for Uzbekistan.” Within the framework of the proposed memorandum, particular attention was given to identifying areas for cooperation aimed at implementing promising educational initiatives, supporting young professionals, exchanging experience, and creating new career opportunities for students and graduates.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to continue developing mutually beneficial cooperation in education, implement promising initiatives, and pursue further efforts to promote the professional development and employment of university students and graduates, particularly in fields related to the Oriental languages they study.