Engagement with NGOs
NUU actively engages with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to advance its mission of promoting sustainable development and addressing key societal challenges. This collaboration is integral to NUU’s efforts to align its activities with SDGs and to contribute to broader social and environmental initiatives.
National University of Uzbekistan (NUU) is deeply committed to promoting the Sustainable Development Goals and enhancing climate resilience through strong partnerships with various non-governmental organizations. These collaborations play a vital role in driving forward initiatives that address critical global challenges, from environmental sustainability to social equity.
Among the key partners, the Friendship Society “Uzbekistan-France” stands out for its significant contributions to fostering international cooperation and cultural exchange. This partnership has enabled the successful implementation of joint projects that promote environmental awareness and education, directly supporting the goals of SDG 13: Climate Action.
The Women’s Association of Uzbekistan “Olima” is another important partner in NUU’s efforts to advance gender equality (SDG 5) and empower women through education and professional development. Together, NUU and “Olima” work to create opportunities for women in science, technology, and leadership roles, ensuring that they play an integral part in the country’s sustainable development journey.
NUU’s collaboration with the Association de solidarité internationale et d’éducation (A.S.I.E.) in France has been instrumental in organizing tree planting campaigns and environmental education programs. These activities contribute to climate resilience and biodiversity preservation, aligning with multiple SDGs, including SDG 15: Life on Land.
QWatt, an innovative urban multi-sharing ecosystem, also partners with NUU to promote sustainable mobility and energy solutions. Through this collaboration, NUU supports the use of eco-friendly transportation options, such as e-bikes and powerbanks, which contribute to reducing carbon emissions and advancing SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.
These partnerships, along with collaborations with other NGOs, enable NUU to take a holistic approach to sustainability. By working together, NUU and its partners are making significant strides in promoting the SDGs, addressing climate change, and building a more resilient and equitable future for all.
PARTNER NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
A.S.I.E.
This organization was established in 2011 in the Loire region in accordance with France’s youth training programs and laws. In accordance with the agreements of the youth organization, the trainees are directed to the territory of France and mainly to Asian countries.
Friendship Society "Uzbekistan-France"
Today, special attention is being paid to the establishment of openness and international friendly relations in our country. This policy can also be seen in the example of friendship societies that are currently operating effectively. In particular, the “Uzbekistan-France” friendship society is also on the way to strengthening relations with France and francophone countries, expanding cultural ties and reaching mutually beneficial agreements.
Women's Association of Uzbekistan "OLIMA"
The Women’s Association of Uzbekistan “Olima” on the basis of the voluntariness of natural persons, aims to fully demonstrate the skills, creative and practical capabilities of all women in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, to improve their skills and qualifications, to enter new fields of knowledge, as well as to A public association is a non-governmental non-profit organization established in the organizational-legal form to protect the rights and legal interests of its members.
Q.Watt
You can find q.watt stations conveniently located across various faculties at the National University of Uzbekistan. Whether you need to power up or pedal away, q.watt has got you covered. Join the movement towards a greener, more connected future with q.watt!
Sharoit Plus
The organization was created in 2016 by people with disabilities themselves in order to create accessible conditions for them in Tashkent. We work in two directions: To create a barrier-free and inclusive society for all people with disabilities and their families so that they have equal rights and opportunities.
Association of Disabled People of Uzbekistan
The main goal of the Association of Disabled People of Uzbekistan is to promote the creation of an inclusive society in which equal opportunities are created for persons with disabilities in the realization of their social, economic, political and cultural rights along with other citizens.
Ijtimoiy Fikr
“Ijtimoiy Fikr” Republican Public Opinion Research Center is a non-governmental non-profit organization with the status of a scientific research institution. The main goal of the “Social Opinion” Center is to identify, study and analyze the main trends of the dynamics of public opinion in all areas of the country’s development, as well as to carry out systematic monitoring.
“International Harmony and Tolerance” Scientific Center
Since 2006, the “International Harmony and Tolerance” Center has been operating under the National University of Uzbekistan. Due to the ongoing globalization and transformation in international and regional relations, the growing economic, political, national, religious and other conflicts in the world, and the increasing conflict in information and cyberspace, it is necessary to find a solution in the field of international relations and further development of friendly relations with foreign countries. the fact that a number of current issues remain, it is important to study it scientifically and practically.
Ibrat Farzandlari
Ibrat Farzandlari is a non-profit organization in Uzbekistan, originally conceived as a project to popularize foreign languages among Uzbek learners.
Gulfiya Rakhimova, has been actively collaborating with the non-profit organization Ibrat Farzandlari, a leading NGO in Uzbekistan dedicated to the promotion of language education.
Science and Education Development Fund “Ziyo Forum”
NUU collaborates closely with the Science and Education Development Fund “Ziyo Forum,” a partnership that has been instrumental in organizing nearly all events related to the SDGs. Through this collaboration, NUU leverages the resources and expertise of “Ziyo Forum” to host a wide range of initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable development, environmental stewardship, and educational excellence. This partnership underscores NUU’s commitment to advancing the SDGs and highlights the critical role that NGOs like “Ziyo Forum” play in fostering meaningful progress in these areas.
Uzbek Leasing International A.O
Uzbek Leasing International A.O is a non-profit organization in Uzbekistan, financial service offered by the company where they provide financing for businesses to acquire equipment, machinery, or other assets through a lease agreement. This allows businesses to use the assets without having to purchase them outright, with payments made over a set period.
The establisher of this organisation is ALUMNI student of Economics faculty and this year renovated the rooms with up-to-date technology and hand in the students and promised to continue this tradition
Registan Scholarship
Registan Learning Center was founded by an alumnus of the National University of Uzbekistan (NUU) with the mission of supporting educational excellence and professional growth. The center proudly offers scholarships to outstanding NUU students who demonstrate strong academic performance and a commitment to their work. Through this initiative, Registan Learning Center not only honors its founder’s roots but also invests in the future of Uzbekistan’s brightest minds.
Practical internship at NGOs
Students of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the National University of Uzbekistan are completing their professional internships at various institutions, including government bodies, NGOs, and private kindergartens. While the internships cover a wide range of fields, most students are assigned to non-governmental, non-profit organizations to gain real-world experience in social and legal practices. This initiative aims to strengthen their academic knowledge, develop professional skills, and prepare them for active roles in society.
Istiqbol Research Center
The Center is a scientific-production institution operating under legal regulations that govern the establishment of nationally significant research centers. Its main focus is to support Uzbekistan’s socio-economic development and contribute to social progress through scientific research. In collaboration with the Istiqbol Research Center and the Faculty of Social Sciences, it conducts seminars, training sessions, and roundtable discussions. The Center is led by Professor Usmonjon Khayrullayevich Botayev, Doctor of Political Sciences, and Professor Abdullo Abdukhamitovich Abdukhalilov, Doctor of Sociological Sciences. Professor Abdukhalilov also serves as the Center’s leading sociologist, guiding key research initiatives.
Uyg'onish National Program
Uyg’onish Milliy Dasturi (The National Renaissance Program) is a newly established non-governmental organization initiated by Asabek Zairov, an alumnus of the National University of Uzbekistan. The program seeks to promote public awareness of social change, human rights, and contemporary societal challenges by fostering open dialogue and civic engagement.
Through its various educational and cultural initiatives, Uyg’onish aims to nurture an enlightened and critically thinking society. The NGO brings together teachers, intellectuals, youth leaders, and public figures to lead discussions, deliver lectures, and conduct community-oriented projects. These activities are designed to inspire citizens to think independently, participate actively in social reforms, and contribute to the nation’s progress.
New media education center
NUU has established effective cooperation with the New Media Education Center, an organization dedicated to enhancing media literacy and developing modern skills in journalism and digital communications.
The Center’s director, Beruniy Alimov, is a prominent journalist, blogger, translator, former diplomat, and Doctor of Philology (DSc). Notably, he is an alumnus of NUU’s Faculty of Journalism (Class of 1995). Through his expertise, the Center actively contributes to fostering critical thinking, responsible information consumption, and media culture among young people.
The partnership between NUU and the New Media Education Center plays a key role in helping students gain practical competencies in modern media tools, strengthening their analytical and communication skills in the digital era.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd
The National University of Uzbekistan maintains active cooperation with Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. to advance digital education, innovation, and technological development. Within this partnership, joint projects, training programs, and workshops are organized to equip students with cutting-edge knowledge in information and communication technologies. Huawei provides opportunities for students to participate in international competitions, internships, and certification programs, helping them gain practical skills aligned with global industry standards. Through this collaboration, the university and Huawei are working together to foster highly qualified IT specialists, support research initiatives, and contribute to the digital transformation of Uzbekistan.
“Uzbek Leasing International JSC” company
NUU cooperates with “Uzbek Leasing International JSC” to strengthen the connection between education and the business sector, promote financial literacy, and prepare competitive specialists in economics, finance, and management. Within this collaboration, students gain access to practical training, internships, and workshops that provide real-world experience in leasing, investment, and corporate finance. Joint projects and seminars are also organized to enhance students’ professional competencies and to encourage innovative approaches to financial services. This partnership contributes to the development of highly qualified professionals who are ready to meet the demands of Uzbekistan’s modern economy.
ADM Jizzakh and BYD Uzbekistan Factory
The National University of Uzbekistan has established close cooperation with ADM Jizzakh and BYD Uzbekistan Factory to foster innovation, strengthen academic–industry collaboration, and contribute to the development of sustainable transport in Uzbekistan. This partnership focuses on aligning higher education with modern industry needs, creating opportunities for students and researchers, and supporting the country’s green future through joint projects, training programs, and knowledge exchange.
Gyote-Institut
Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany, operating worldwide. It promotes the study of the German language abroad and fosters international cultural cooperation.
The Goethe-Institut Uzbekistan is committed to deepening cultural exchange between Germany and Uzbekistan. Through language courses, cultural programs, and educational initiatives, the institute creates opportunities for dialogue, understanding, and collaboration. It supports artists, teachers, and students in engaging with German culture while contributing to global discussions on art, education, and society. The Goethe-Institut strives to be a bridge connecting people and ideas, inspiring creativity, learning, and mutual respect across borders.
Alliance française de Tachkent
Alliance Française de Tachkent is part of the global network of cultural institutions of the French Republic, dedicated to promoting the French language and culture in Uzbekistan.
The main mission of Alliance Française de Tachkent is to advance the learning of the French language, strengthen cultural exchange, and foster friendly relations between the peoples of France and Uzbekistan. Through various cultural events, exhibitions, film screenings, and educational projects, the institute encourages mutual understanding and creative collaboration between the two nations.
Active in the fields of education, art, and culture, the Alliance Française de Tachkent inspires young people in Uzbekistan to explore the French language and culture, while promoting international dialogue and cooperation.
Youth Affairs Agency
The Youth Affairs Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan maintains active cooperation with the National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek. This partnership aims to support youth development, promote educational initiatives, and strengthen students’ engagement in social, scientific, and cultural activities.
Within the framework of cooperation, various projects and programs are implemented to enhance leadership skills, innovation, and civic responsibility among young people. Joint seminars, forums, and training sessions are regularly organized to foster the intellectual and creative potential of students.
Moreover, the collaboration focuses on developing youth entrepreneurship, promoting volunteer movements, and encouraging students to take an active part in addressing social challenges. The Agency and the University jointly create opportunities for young researchers and talented students to realize their ideas through grants, competitions, and internships.
Zakovat Intellectual club
The National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulug‘bek has established a productive partnership with the “Zakovat” Intellectual Club to promote students’ analytical thinking, intellectual capacity, and teamwork skills. Within this collaboration, the university regularly organizes various intellectual games, quiz competitions, and socio-educational activities aimed at nurturing youth development.
Recently, the “Zakovat: Politics and Diplomacy Arena” intellectual competition was held, bringing together nearly 30 teams from over 10 higher education institutions across the country. The event provided a platform for students to demonstrate their political insight, analytical reasoning, and collective problem-solving abilities.