A youth conference was held at the Tashkent State University of
Oriental Studies, jointly organised by the Uzbekistan Youth Union
and Azerbaijan’s “Young Reformers” Public Union, with support from
Azerbaijan’s Agency for State Support to NGOs.
According to the Uzbekistan National News Agency, the event
provided an important platform for strengthening bilateral ties and
expanding cooperation between young people in both countries.
The conference brought together the university’s rector,
Gulchehra Rikhsiyeva, leaders of youth organisations from
Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan, and several academics.
Speakers noted that the countries’ strategic partnership — and
the close relationship between Presidents Shavkat Mirziyoyev and
Ilham Aliyev — has opened up significant opportunities for broader
collaboration between youth bodies. They highlighted growing
prospects for joint work in science, innovation, culture,
volunteering, and start-up development.
It was also stressed that Azerbaijan’s victory in Karabakh has
become a unifying factor for the country’s youth, giving new
impetus to their civic engagement.
Participants agreed that joint programmes, student and expert
exchanges, shared forums, and cooperation in innovation and
start-ups will further deepen ties between the young people of both
nations.
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