On 23 March 2025, professors and teaching staff of Karshi State University visited mahallas (local communities) in Mubarak District to study the needs of local residents and provide practical assistance. In particular, faculty members of the Department of Agrochemistry and Ecology, including M. Diyorova, F. Mamadiyorov, and B. Shokirov, participated in activities in Sardoba Mahalla aimed at restoring and reorganizing household greenhouses that had been out of operation. The university specialists provided household owners with practical recommendations on intensive vegetable cultivation methods, including approaches for improving productivity and making more efficient use of greenhouse facilities.
In addition, informational and visual materials containing essential agricultural guidance and recommendations were distributed to local residents to support their access to practical agricultural knowledge and promote sustainable household production.
These activities demonstrate Karshi State University's commitment to community engagement, knowledge transfer, and practical support for local residents, particularly in rural and agricultural communities.
On 23 March 2025, professors and teaching staff of Karshi State University visited mahallas (local communities) in Mubarak District to study the needs of local residents and provide practical assistance. In particular, faculty members of the Department of Agrochemistry and Ecology, including M. Diyorova, F. Mamadiyorov, and B. Shokirov, participated in activities in Sardoba Mahalla aimed at restoring and reorganizing household greenhouses that had been out of operation. The university specialists provided household owners with practical recommendations on intensive vegetable cultivation methods, including approaches for improving productivity and making more efficient use of greenhouse facilities.
In addition, informational and visual materials containing essential agricultural guidance and recommendations were distributed to local residents to support their access to practical agricultural knowledge and promote sustainable household production.
These activities demonstrate Karshi State University's commitment to community engagement, knowledge transfer, and practical support for local residents, particularly in rural and agricultural communities.
On 28 august 2025, Orifjon Kilichov, a first-year doctoral researcher specializing in 11.00.01 – Physical Geography at Karshi State University, conducted field research within the framework of his approved research topic under the supervision of Professor Vahob Rafikov. The field studies were carried out in Muynak and Kungrad districts of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Nukus city, and the dried-up area of the Aral Sea.
Scientists and researchers from the Research Institute of Environment and Nature Protection Technologies under the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change of the Republic of Uzbekistan also participated in the research activities. As part of the fieldwork, awareness-raising and outreach activities were also conducted for researchers of the Scientific Research Center, providing them with information about the ongoing ecological processes in the Aral Sea region, field research methods, and the importance of scientific monitoring and environmental protection.
The scientific findings obtained through these studies will contribute to a deeper understanding of the ecological processes taking place in the Aral Sea region and provide a scientific basis for their future assessment and forecasting.
An educational and cultural meeting held as part of the "Ma'rifat ulashib" project
These days, the latest events of the "Ma'rifat ulashib" ("Sharing enlightenment") project, aimed at promoting kindness, moral values, and ethical principles, are being held across all regions of Uzbekistan. The project is organized by the Republican Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment and the "Ma'rifat" Advocacy Society. As part of this initiative, a creative and educational meeting entitled "Foundations of enlightenment" was held at Secondary School No. 28 in Karshi.
During the event, Nilufar Umarova, a member of the Writers' Union of Uzbekistan, Associate Professor at Karshi State University, and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philology, delivered a speech. She discussed the purpose and significance of the "Ma'rifat Ulashib" project, its expected outcomes, and the role of enlightenment in developing individuals' knowledge, awareness, and cultural values through education and upbringing. She also emphasized the importance of reading in this process. During the discussion, Sh. Karamova, Head of the Center for Women's Affairs and Psychological Counseling at Karshi State University; Sh. Ma'diyev, Chair of the Council of Veterans of the Public Council of Kashkadarya Region under the Ministry of Defense; and M. Kenjayev, a specialist from the regional department of the Ministry of Preschool and School Education, shared their insights into ongoing efforts to enhance young people's spiritual development, foster a culture of reading, and nurture patriotism among the younger generation.
The meeting served as an important platform for promoting enlightenment, strengthening moral values, and encouraging young people to become well-educated, culturally aware, and patriotic citizens.
Inspiring young minds and opening doors to new opportunities!
The outreach campaign of the Faculty of Economics at Karshi State University continues! The next destination was Secondary School No. 34 in Karshi, where the faculty team met with students to introduce them to the opportunities offered by the university. During the meeting, students learned more about university life, the educational opportunities available at the Faculty of Economics, international programs, and the modern facilities provided for students. The open discussion gave pupils an opportunity to ask questions, share their thoughts, and learn more about their future academic pathways. In recognition of their active participation and enthusiasm, special gifts were presented to the students on behalf of the faculty. The most rewarding part of the meeting was witnessing the students' keen interest in higher education and their confidence in pursuing their future goals. After all, investing in young people's knowledge and aspirations means investing in the future! The Faculty of Economics will continue its outreach campaign, inspiring young minds, building connections, and encouraging the next generation to pursue their dreams and achieve great things.