“A Scientific Legacy Connecting Generations: Traditions of Teacher–Student Mentorship” — TSUOS Celebrates the 70th Anniversary of Professor Ulfatkhon Mukhibova
On November 13, 2026, a scientific and educational conference entitled “A Scientific Legacy Connecting Generations: Traditions of Teacher–Student Mentorship” was held in Room 300 of the main building of Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (TSUOS), marking the 70th birthday of renowned Indologist and Professor Ulfatkhon Mukhibova.
The event was attended by the university’s leadership, faculty members, distinguished scholars, colleagues, students and international guests.
At the opening of the conference, Saodat Nasirova, Rector of Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, Doctor of Philological Sciences and Professor, delivered a speech highlighting Professor Mukhibova’s many years of academic and teaching experience, her contributions to strengthening the university’s educational and research potential, and her role in advancing Oriental Studies. It was emphasized that her life journey, dedication to science and commitment to the professional development of her students serve as an inspiring example for the younger generation.
This was followed by congratulatory addresses dedicated to the life and work of the jubilarian. Professor Abdurahim Mannonov, Associate Professor Tamara Khojayeva, Professor Sharustam Shamusarov, Professor Zohidjon Islomov of the International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan, Professor Jasur Ziyamukhamedov, as well as international guests and colleagues, extended their congratulations and shared heartfelt remarks about Ulfatkhon Mukhibova’s academic achievements, personal qualities and legacy as a mentor.
During the event, congratulatory messages from international guests were also delivered online. In their messages, they wished Professor Ulfatkhon Mukhibova good health, longevity, peace of mind and continued success in her future endeavours.
The anniversary conference served as a tribute to the professor, strengthened long-standing professional ties and highlighted the importance of preserving the traditions of mentorship cultivated at the university.
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