On June 16, the China-Uzbekistan Transport College convened a promotion meeting to advance its 2026 enrollment plan. Turaev Bakhodir, Vice Rector of Tashkent State Transport University, attended the meeting, along with Zhang Wei, Director of the International Education School and Director of the Secretariat Office of the Alliance, as well as relevant officials from both institutions.
During the meeting, the two sides engaged in in-depth discussions regarding the 2026 enrollment targets for undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs. Key topics included student selection criteria, optimization of training programs, development of English-taught courses, implementation of the dual-supervisor system, and student management and services. Multiple consensuses were reached on these matters.
Zhang Wei emphasized that he hopes both parties will work closely together to strictly control the quality of student recruitment, refine every aspect of talent cultivation and management, and ensure the smooth and orderly progress of enrollment and teaching for the new academic year. He stated that the goal is to jointly establish a benchmark brand for cultivating high-level international talents in the transportation sector between China and Uzbekistan.
The Uzbek side expressed their full commitment to supporting enrollment promotion, mobilization, and application organization. They also pledged to continuously optimize cooperation mechanisms, expand the scope of joint training majors, and push the development of the China-Uzbekistan Transport College to a deeper and more substantive level.
