Understanding the thoughts and aspirations of young people, deeply comprehending the problems that concern them, and taking measures to address these issues in a timely manner will significantly boost their confidence in the future. In fact, these objectives form the essence of state youth policy. The most effective way to study and resolve the issues of young people is to organize direct meetings with them and listen to their opinions.
The rector of Andijan Machine-Building Institute, Doctor of Technical Sciences Umid Turdialiev, met with first-year students of the Faculty of Transport and Logistics yesterday.
At the beginning of the meeting, which was held in the spirit of sincere dialogue, the rector congratulated the young people on entering a new stage in their lives - the period of student life. He noted that as a result of the reforms being carried out in our country, significant changes have been made in the higher education system, creating numerous opportunities for students. In turn, he emphasized that young people should make good use of these opportunities by studying and learning, in order to contribute to the development of New Uzbekistan in the future.
He also mentioned that it is a constant tradition to communicate with young people at the institute and expressed his readiness to implement their initiatives and proposals. He familiarized them in detail with the work being done to support them.
He stated that all necessary conditions have been created for them at the institute, and that teachers and staff always treat them with politeness and teach them what they do not know.
In turn, the students also shared their first impressions of the institute, expressing their satisfaction with the conditions created and conveying their gratitude for it.
Additionally, they received answers to all their questions directly from the rector himself.
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