The Ministry of Economy and Finance of Uzbekistan reported that on October 16, a meeting took place between representatives of Uzbekistan and Trang Do, a consultant from the German company Prosica. The goal of the meeting was to discuss prospects for cooperation in the fields of education and professional training.
Participants reviewed opportunities to implement modern educational programs in schools in certain regions of the country, as well as using digital platforms to develop students' practical skills.
Special attention was paid to the intellectual educational platform, created using advanced technologies, its possible inclusion in the curriculum, and its ability to improve learning outcomes.
Another area of discussion was the training of young specialists for professions in demand on the global labor market. The parties spoke about the need to teach in German, professional development that meets the demands of foreign employers, and the development of specialized courses based on international standards, including the possibility of obtaining relevant certificates.
Furthermore, participants exchanged views on aligning educational programs with international requirements, mechanisms for financing training courses, and adapting youth vocational training to labor market needs.
After the meeting, the parties studied potential initiatives aimed at improving school education, enhancing the professional competencies of young specialists, and expanding international cooperation. However, the report did not specify implementation timelines or details of possible joint projects.
