The rector of Tashkent State Agrarian University N. Oblomuradov, held a meeting with professors and instructors of our university who recently returned from a one-month professional development course at China’s Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University. During the conversation, various proposals were actively discussed, including the establishment of new academic modules at the undergraduate level, development of new plant varieties, implementation of international best practices at our university, setting up an in-vitro laboratory, and creating a roadmap for breeding programs. Of particular note, the rector emphasized the importance of national identity and proudly spoke about promoting national brands. It was announced with pride that newly developed varieties of plum and apricot grown in the university’s experimental farm were named “Alvon” and “Marvarid,” respectively.
At the end of the meeting, the instructors presented scientific books and special souvenirs brought from China to the rector. “Don’t ask what the university can do for you — ask what you can do for the university,” concluded the rector.
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