Uzbekistan

The Journalism Union of Uzbekistan has established 35 "Schools of Excellence".

Trainings are conducted in the fields of internet journalism, print media, television, radio, legal, sports, and photojournalism.

The Journalism Union of Uzbekistan has established 35 "Schools of Excellence".

On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the country's independence, the Uzbekistan Journalists' Union organized a "School of Excellence" featuring 35 renowned journalists across the regions of the republic.

 

The initiative was launched with the aim of implementing the priority tasks outlined in the Union's Charter. It envisions promoting the experience of journalists who have created their own unique creative schools, supporting the "Master-Apprentice" traditions, and conducting systematic work with young journalists.

 

20 of the 35 "Schools of Excellence" are coordinated by the Union's regional branches, while 15 operate under the central apparatus of the Union in Tashkent.

 

Sessions in Tashkent will be held at the National Press Center of Uzbekistan, the Content Center, and editorial offices. Necessary conditions will be provided for this purpose. Measures will also be taken to encourage the creative professionals leading the "Schools of Excellence."

 

Lessons will be conducted in areas such as internet journalism, print media, television, radio, legal journalism, sports journalism, and photojournalism.

 

Students pursuing journalism studies and young people interested in the field will be involved in the "Schools of Excellence." At the end of the sessions, participants will be awarded certificates.

 

According to the Union, this initiative is an integral part of the systematic efforts launched to train a new generation of journalists. In the future, practical work in this direction will be consistently continued through various competitions and projects.

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President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the new Center for Contemporary Art.

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About 40 startup projects were presented to investors and major clusters.

The Innovation Development Agency held a "Demo Day" event.

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A 1.2-kilometer BRT lane has been put into operation in Tashkent.

As part of the first phase of the BRT project on Shahrisabz Street, new bus stops and a dedicated traffic lane have been established, and the road infrastructure has been completely reconstructed.

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Behzod Musayev has been relieved of his position as Director of the Migration Agency.

Instead, Mukhsinkhoja Abdurakhmanov was appointed as the director of the agency.

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President Shavkat Mirziyoyev discussed issues of strengthening strategic partnership with a US senator.

The meeting also considered issues of expanding trade-economic and investment ties between Uzbekistan and the USA.

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Due to the "Tashkent International Half Marathon," traffic will be restricted on some streets.

Restrictions will be in effect from September 6, 05:00 to 14:00.

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A town for nuclear workers designed for 33,000 residents will be built in Jizzakh.

Construction of a $9.5 billion integrated nuclear power plant is ongoing in the region.

Certificate: №1346 Issue date: 28.05.2020

Idea author: Firdavs Fridunovich Abdukhalikov

Founder: "Master Media Production and Broadcast"