A meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Organization of Turkic States was held in Ankara. There, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced that Uzbekistan will allocate 200 education grants annually for youth of Turkic states.

The head of state called on young people from fraternal countries to make the most of this opportunity. He stressed that human capital is the foundation of technological progress, meaning a young generation with modern knowledge and skills. Investment in youth education, he noted, will become a solid basis for long-term cooperation.

Cooperation in Education

Grants of this kind can help expand student exchanges and strengthen scientific and cultural ties. Education deepens mutual understanding between countries, and young people become the main participants in future cooperation.

Other Opportunities

For reference, the Yangi O‘zbekiston scholarship currently provides 500 foreign students with the opportunity to study on a grant basis in Uzbekistan. The program is part of a wider policy of expanding Uzbekistan's international education ties.

What to Watch For

The source does not provide detailed conditions for the new grants, application deadlines, or submission procedures. Interested young people and parents are advised to follow official announcements.

Source: Daryo.uz