Rector of the Tashkent State Agrarian University Narzullo Oblomuradov held a meeting with representatives of Canada's Georgian College. The Canadian side was represented by David Johnson, Bakri Soubra, and Dr. Yerbol Suleimenov. The meeting discussed prospects for cooperation in developing agrarian education, organizing joint educational programs, establishing student and faculty exchange, and collaborating in research directions.
In particular, attention was focused on introducing Canadian experience into the university's educational system in fields such as agribusiness, agrarian management, farm management, agricultural product processing, and food safety. Furthermore, Georgian College's "Field-to-Table" concept, its experience in training specialists aligned with labor market demands, and its international educational programs were presented.
During the negotiations, the parties also considered establishing joint 2+2 educational programs for students, organizing short-term international certificate courses, and introducing artificial intelligence and digital technologies into the agricultural sector. In addition, views were exchanged on prospects for implementing joint scientific projects in agriculture, veterinary medicine, livestock farming, and food safety, participating jointly in international grants, and developing academic exchange.
At the end of the meeting, the prospects for cooperation were outlined: to begin initially through short-term certificate programs, and in subsequent stages expand them with joint educational programs, academic exchange, and research projects.
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