On February 7, 2025, a training seminar on the development and presentation of ongoing projects was held at the Tajik State University of Commerce. During the seminar, Vice-Rector for Sciences and International Relations, Jamshed Mashokirov, delivered a presentation on language courses, as well as the development and submission of projects. He emphasized the importance of improving language skills and effectively presenting projects to attract funding.

The head of the Department of International Relations, Project Implementation, and Academic Exchange, Bakhtiyor Abdulloev, provided detailed information on the development and submission of lecture materials within the framework of cooperation with Handong Global University, South Korea, and the integration of these materials into the university’s central database. He also discussed the experiences of leading global universities in implementing educational and scientific projects.

It was highlighted that the university has established fruitful collaborations with international research institutes, leading to the implementation of various research projects. In this context, Nurmuhammadi Abdullozoda, a specialist from the International Relations Department, engaged in a discussion with faculty members on the development and presentation of research projects related to the green economy, renewable energy, and the transition economy under the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program. He provided specific insights into potential grant opportunities and strategies to enhance research quality in these fields.

The seminar participants shared their experiences and proposals for project implementation, discussed innovative research methodologies, and explored opportunities for international cooperation. At the conclusion of the seminar, an open exchange of views took place between faculty members and speakers, during which new avenues for collaboration and future project development were discussed.

Department of International Cooperation,

Project Implementation and Academic Exchange