MOSCOW, November 9. /Dunyo IA/. Ambassador of Uzbekistan Botirjon Asadov held an open dialogue with Uzbek students studying at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO), reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Meeting was also attended by MGIMO Vice-Rectors Artem Malgin and Stanislav Surovtsev, as well as professors and lecturers of the university.

During the dialogue, priority areas of Uzbekistan's foreign policy, the ongoing reforms in the country, and the development of Uzbek-Russian relations were discussed.

Parties reviewed matters concerning support for Uzbek students in Russia, the creation of favourable conditions for their studies and living and their further professional development.

Special attention was paid to migration requirements associated with residing in the territory of Russia. Students were provided with recommendations on compliance with migration legislation, timely registration and extension of migration records, and the correct utilization of the “Amina” mobile application.

During the open dialogue, students had the opportunity to ask questions of interest, as well as express proposals and comments. The participation of youth in the socio-political life of the country, preservation of national values and the application of acquired knowledge for the benefit of Uzbekistan's development were also considered.

Ambassador noted that Uzbek youth studying abroad represent a vital intellectual and human resource potential for the country, emphasizing the significance of high-quality education, an active civic stance and professional growth.

Following the meeting, Leadership of MGIMO expressed readiness to further strengthen cooperation between the Embassy of Uzbekistan and the students, and to develop academic, cultural and humanitarian ties.