Tajikistan and Uzbekistan have reached a new stage in the development of bilateral relations in recent years thanks to the efforts of the two countries' leaders, according to the press service of the CIS Executive Committee.
Cooperation in science and education is considered a key area of strategic partnership. By 2025, universities in both countries have signed more than 20 memorandums of cooperation, establishing academic exchanges, implementing joint research, projects, and educational programs.
Bukhara State Technical University takes an active part in the development of cooperation.
According to the university's rector, Sadokat Siddikova, during the university's working visits to Tajikistan, memorandums of cooperation were signed with a number of leading educational institutions. In particular, partnerships were established with the Tajik Technical University named after Academician M. Osimi, the Technological University, and the Kulob Institute of Technology and Innovation Management.
As part of the agreements reached, steps are being taken to improve the educational process, develop scientific research, exchange methodological experience, train qualified specialists, expand academic mobility for faculty and students, and organize international conferences and seminars. Furthermore, personnel training is being carried out through joint educational programs.
Joint projects, academic exchange, and scientific research in education and science between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan contribute to raising the level of knowledge and unlocking the potential of young people in both countries, and create broad opportunities for the development of science in the region.






































