A meeting was held at the Tax Higher School under the Tax Committee with a delegation from Shanghai Business School (SBS) of the People’s Republic of China.
The visit was organized to promote cooperation between the Republic of Uzbekistan and the People’s Republic of China in education, science, innovation, and institutional collaboration, as well as to further expand mutually beneficial partnerships within the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative.
The meeting was attended by the leadership of the Tax Higher School, headed by Rector Narziyev Yigitali Shodmonovich, and a delegation from Shanghai Business School.
During the discussions, the parties thoroughly examined promising areas of cooperation and reached agreements on establishing collaboration in several key areas directly related to the activities of the Tax Higher School.
In particular:
developing international cooperation;
establishing experience-sharing and academic mobility opportunities for academic staff and students;
studying and exchanging best practices in educational programmes related to taxation;
sharing experience in artificial intelligence and modern digital technologies, as well as exploring advanced practices in these fields;
exploring opportunities to implement joint projects in education and research.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to exchange views on Shanghai Business School’s international activities, educational programmes, and projects implemented in cooperation with foreign partners.
Following the discussions, the Chinese delegation had the opportunity to learn more about the Tax Higher School’s facilities and infrastructure, as well as the conditions provided for students.
In particular, the guests were shown the Tax Higher School’s academic buildings, student dormitory, Information and Resource Centre, sports hall, and modern classrooms. During the visit, they learned about the opportunities available to students for pursuing their education, conducting research, accessing information resources, and engaging in meaningful leisure activities.
The visit marked an important step towards expanding the Tax Higher School’s international relations, strengthening practical cooperation with leading foreign educational institutions, and introducing advanced international practices into the educational process.
Going forward, the parties intend to continue developing their cooperation, establish academic staff and student exchange programmes, and pursue practical initiatives to take their collaboration in education and science to a new level.
The Tax Higher School continues to expand its international partnerships by integrating global experience, modern knowledge, and innovative approaches to training highly qualified professionals for the tax sector.
