Fergana Region and Prosica GmbH Plan to Expand Cooperation in Education
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Fergana Region and Prosica GmbH Plan to Expand Cooperation in Education

The Fergana Region of Uzbekistan and the German company Prosica GmbH intend to deepen their interaction in the fields of education, vocational training, and international exchange programs for youth.

According to the regional administration, potential projects were discussed by the Governor of the Fergana Region, Khayrullo Bozorov, and a delegation led by the company's Senior Advisor, Trang Do.

The parties examined opportunities to continue the current partnership and implement new initiatives through specific mechanisms. Special attention was paid to foreign language learning for youth, the development of professional skills, and the exchange of international experience, utilizing the company's expertise in education and technology.

Proposed measures include organizing student exchange programs, establishing scholarships and awards for talented young people, and expanding access to education for children from families in need of social support, including children with disabilities.

Bozorov emphasized the importance of quality education, foreign language study, acquiring modern professional competencies, and gaining international experience. He expressed support for these endeavors and stressed the need to develop a roadmap with clearly defined tasks and stages for future work.

Following the meeting, the parties identified priority areas of cooperation and agreed on subsequent steps to prepare promising projects. Prosica GmbH operates in the education and technology sectors, engaging in vocational training, applied scientific research, technology transfer, and the development of international human resources. Its activities also cover projects related to information technology and artificial intelligence.

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