The daughter of the President of Uzbekistan, Said Mirziyoyev, who holds the position of assistant to the head of state, held a number of meetings in the Presidential Administration of Russia. She wrote about this in her telegram channel.
According to her, issues related to youth policy and personnel issues were considered. Joint initiatives to support young talents and create a new generation of managers were also considered.
"Key areas of Uzbek-Russian cooperation were discussed. They emphasized that trusting relations between the leaders of the two countries are the solid foundation of our strategic partnership and alliance," Mirziyoyeva writes.
During the meeting, it was noted that there is a positive trend in the field of education: the number of students from Uzbekistan who receive education in Russian higher educational institutions is increasing. The successful development of branches of a number of leading Russian universities in Uzbekistan was also noted.
Aspects of cooperation in the field of ensuring information security and countering the dissemination of false information, as well as promoting ideas of a responsible approach to the work of media representatives were discussed. The readiness to hold practical consultations in Tashkent.
The focus was also on the coverage of topics related to labor migration and cultural diplomacy. In addition, the importance of developing joint humanitarian projects as a tool for strengthening mutual understanding and trust between the peoples of Uzbekistan and Russia.
"Special attention was paid to joint initiatives in the fields of culture, education and preservation of historical heritage. The opening of the exhibition of Uzbek art at the New Jerusalem Museum and the holding of the Days of Russian Culture in Uzbekistan are vivid evidence of the high level of trust and mutual interest between our peoples," Mirziyoyeva wrote.

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