Meeting of University Rector with Graduates in Bobojon Gafurov District

On February 13, 2026, a productive meeting was held at Secondary School No. 10 of  Bobojon Gafurov district between Sheroz Muminzoda, rector of the Tajik State University of Law, Business and Politics, and the school’s graduating students. The event was also attended by Dilorum Tursunzoda, deputy Chairperson of the district, the school administration, teachers, and graduates.

At the beginning of the meeting, rector Sheroz Muminzoda expressed his views on the key points of the Address of the Founder of Peace and National Unity — Leader of Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon. He emphasized that the Address, as an important strategic document, defines the main directions of economic and social development, including education and science, and provides broad opportunities for education and development of young people.

The rector also provided detailed information to graduates about the modern educational environment of the university, available academic programs, material and technical facilities, international cooperation, and opportunities to participate in student exchange programs. It was noted that through introduction of innovative technologies and modern teaching methods, the University has created all necessary conditions for preparing competitive specialists for the labor market.

In her speech, Deputy Chairperson Dilorum Tursunzoda focused on important issues of education and upbringing, improving the level of knowledge, active participation of students in academic competitions and subject Olympiads, and development of creative and intellectual abilities of youth. It was emphasized that state support for education and creation of new opportunities for young people are key factors in societal progress.

The meeting continued with an open and constructive dialogue between the graduates and the University authority. Students asked questions regarding admission procedures, benefits, dormitory conditions, internships, and future career prospects, and received comprehensive answers.

Such meetings contribute to professional guidance of graduates and help them make informed choices about their future, also strengthening cooperation between secondary and higher education institutions.

                                                                                                      Department of Analysis and Public Relations