Rector Holds Dialogue with Students at TSUOS
A dialogue between the rector and students was held at the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (TSUOS), focusing on enhancing young people’s digital literacy, ensuring information security, making effective use of electronic public services, and exploring the capabilities of artificial intelligence.
The event opened with introductory remarks by Professor Saodat Abdullayevna Nasirova, Rector of the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies. During the meeting, particular attention was paid to the effective use of modern digital technologies, compliance with information security requirements, and the development of young people’s digital competencies.
As part of the programme, issues related to organising a seminar and training session on digital fact-checking and information security, with the participation of heads of public administration bodies, were addressed.
The event also featured Ne’matjon Kushabayevich Khattaboyev, Chief Inspector of the Citizens’ Reception Organisation Department of the People’s Reception Office of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Doctor of Law.
In addition, information was presented on masterclasses designed to teach young people how to use public service portals effectively, including my.gov.uz and the e-ijro system. In this regard, the importance of developing practical skills in accessing electronic public services, understanding the capabilities of digital platforms, and using them efficiently in everyday activities was emphasised.
Another key topic of the meeting was the development of skills in using artificial intelligence tools to prepare analytical reports for government agencies. The discussion highlighted the potential of modern technologies in data analysis, information organisation, and report preparation.
The event concluded with a question-and-answer session involving university students. Participants had the opportunity to raise questions and exchange views on digital technologies, information security, and the use of electronic public services.
The meeting aims to improve students’ digital literacy, encourage the responsible and effective use of modern technologies, and broaden their understanding of the opportunities offered by electronic public services and artificial intelligence.
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