First, he toured the digital Registrar’s Office, which provides 64 types of student services based on the “one-stop shop” principle. The activities of the Career Centre, which helps students and graduates find employment, and the “A Step into the Future” Centre, which supports young people’s business ideas, were also presented.

He then reviewed the simultaneous interpreting laboratory at the Faculty of Oriental Languages and the work of the centralized Situational Centre, which monitors teaching and learning processes in real time.

Finally, the deputy minister visited the Multimedia Centre, equipped with advanced technology and artificial intelligence tools. It was noted that students majoring in International Journalism have launched more than 15 media projects there, including the “Samarkand Ziyosi” radio station, the “Boundless Imagination” podcast, and the production of national content in 12 languages.