During their visit to Bukhara innovations university, a special round table discussion was organized dedicated to the content and essence of Uzbekistan Republic President's Decree No. PF-21 dated February 16. This event was held with the aim of deepening students' understanding of the strategic directions of our country's development.

Priority directions to 2030 and the new stage of reforms

At the event, Academician Akmal Kholmatovich Saidov and Professor Murodjon Tursunbayevich Turgunov provided detailed information about the priority directions of our country's development planned to 2030 and the significance of new-stage reforms. The speakers thoroughly explained to students the specific measures aimed at modernizing the legal system, ensuring economic growth and improving social welfare within the framework of the decree.

Complex legislative documents — in simple terms

In addition, complex legislative documents were explained to students through life examples in a very simple and understandable language. The academician and professor linked each regulatory provision to real situations taken from daily life, creating a foundation for students to comprehend the topic more deeply and form their own conclusions.

"Understanding the law begins with feeling civic duty. Every student, knowing their rights and responsibilities, must be able to actively contribute to the development of society."

— Academician Akmal Kholmatovich Saidov

Students' questions and direct dialogue

Students received direct answers to the questions that interested them and formed their own conclusions on the topic. The interactive format of the round table gave each participant the opportunity to freely express their thoughts and engage in direct dialogue with specialists. The academician and professor gave thorough and concise responses to each question.

Event conclusions and outcomes

The conclusion of the round table became an important step in improving the legal literacy and civic activity of young students. Participants gained a much deeper understanding of the contribution of the reforms within the decree to the country's sustainable development. It is planned that such a direct dialogue format will become regular practice in the future.