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In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated July 23, 2022 No.330 “On measures for systemic reform of the activities of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy” and the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 23, 2019 No.797 “On additional measures to further improve the system of advanced training of management and teaching staff of higher educational institutions” - the Diplomatic Academy at UWED organized the advanced training course for faculty of the UWED from December 25, 2024 to January 25, 2025.

"International Relations," "Political Science," "International Law," and "International Economics" were the four topics that were studied in the course. This advanced training course was attended by eighteen UWED professors and teachers. Participants of the advanced training program learned the theoretical underpinnings of political analysis and forecasting, as well as how to use cutting-edge instructional technology and international grants.

As part of the above course, lectures were held by Professor Ramakant Dwivedi and Dr.Lav Agrawal of the Center for International Relations "MERI Group of Institutions" of India on the topic: "Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Higher Education System and International Relations". Also, for UWED teachers, the Ambassador of Bangladesh to Uzbekistan Mohammad Monirul Islam held his lecture on the topic: "Development of Uzbek-Bangladesh Relations and Interregional Interconnectedness".

On January 27 and 28, 2025, the defense of final works and certification of graduates of the advanced training courses took place. The participants highly appreciated the organization and content of the courses and noted the importance of holding them on a regular basis with the involvement of all UWED academics. On January 29, 2025, participants who successfully completed the advanced training course were awarded certificates of completion of the course.

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Dear Defenders of the Homeland,

On behalf of the Diplomatic Academy, we extend our heartfelt congratulations on Defender of the Homeland Day! This day symbolizes valor, courage, and unwavering dedication to our nation. We deeply appreciate your tireless commitment to safeguarding the security and stability of our country.

May your professionalism, determination, and faith in the bright future of Uzbekistan continue to serve as a strong foundation for peace and prosperity. We wish you robust health, happiness, and success in your service to the Homeland!

On January 14, 2025, at the Diplomatic Academy at the UWED, a lecture was held by the Ambassador of Bangladesh to Uzbekistan Mohammad Monirul Islam on the topic: "Development of Uzbek-Bangladesh relations and interregional interconnectedness" for UWED professors, graduate students and staff of Diplomatic Academy.

During the lecture, M. Monirul Islam noted that he was in Uzbekistan for the first time in 2010 as Chargé d'Affaires of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in the Republic of Uzbekistan. According to him, over the past time, significant transformational changes have taken place in the republic, which are being implemented at a rapid pace, and as an Ambassador, he can confidently talk about the construction of a "New Uzbekistan".

Historical aspects and interconnectedness of Central and South Asia were also touched upon. In particular, the head of the diplomatic mission of Bangladesh emphasized that his country honors such great thinkers who lived and worked on the ancient land of Uzbekistan as: Imam Al Bukhari, Abu Rayhon Beruni, At Termizi, Ibn Sina, Jaloliddin Rumi and others.

It was also mentioned that Uzbekistan and Bangladesh have a great deal of unrealized economic potential for collaboration. In order to serve both parties' interests, Dhaka indicated interest in forging better connections with Tashkent.

During the meeting, numerous questions were asked, reflecting the great interest of the faculty of UWED and the Diplomatic Academy.

On January 6, 2025, at the Diplomatic Academy at the UWED, lectures were held online for the teaching staff of UWED and the Diplomatic Academy, in the cinema hall of Building B, by Professor of the Center for International Relations Ramakant Dwivedi and Dr.Lav Agrawal from MERI Group of Institutions of India on the topic: "Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Higher Education System and International Relations".

The lecture provided a wealth of information and recommendations on the effective and active use of artificial intelligence capabilities in the educational processes of higher education and international relations.

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On December 21 of this year, the Head of the Department of Special Sciences of the Diplomatic Academy at the UWED, Candidate of Historical Sciences A.Khashimov conducted a training lecture on "Negotiations, diplomatic protocol and etiquette" in the meeting room of the Chinobod Plaza hotel for the heads of territorial departments of the Agency for Public Service Development under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The lecture aroused great interest among the participants.

From December 5 to December 18, 2024, at the Diplomatic academy at the UWED for employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan was organized a short-term advanced training and retraining course on the theme: “Updated foreign policy of Republic of Uzbekistan, “Soft power” in modern diplomacy”.

Leading experts from the Republic and UWED were invited to the diplomatic retraining process.

On December 18, 2024, all attendees, who successfully completed the course were awarded certificates of completion of short-term courses of the Diplomatic Academy at the UWED, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

In December 2024, the Indian leading journal NatStrat under the title “Central Asia Matters” published articles written by director of the Diplomatic Academy at the UWED, A. Khaidarov, and the UWED professor U.Khasanov.

A.Khaidarov’s article outlines a brief history, current state, and prospects for the development of interregional cooperation between Central and South Asia.

Khasanov’s article analyzes of migration processes using India as an example as a catalyst for the development of various countries, including Central Asian countries.