An article published on the front page of one of Egypt's leading newspapers, "Al-Liwaa Al-Islami," carries significant strategic importance. Thanks to the initiative of Saida Mirziyoyeva, the Head of the Administration of the President of Uzbekistan, the relations between Uzbekistan and Al-Azhar have reached a new, strategic level.
This event, which has drawn the attention of the Egyptian media, is not only historical but also holds great significance for the future of youth. In the article, Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb officially declared his readiness to deepen cooperation with Uzbekistan.
International experts view Uzbekistan's approach to combating extremism not through "suppression" but through "enlightenment and reform" as a model to emulate. Al-Azhar plans to advance this approach through joint research initiatives.
To strengthen historical ties, the decision to expand grants and quotas for Uzbek students has been confirmed. This move aims to solidify the spiritual foundation of the "Third Renaissance."
Additionally, mechanisms for regular knowledge exchange between scholars and experts will be established. This signifies that the two prestigious centers have joined forces to collectively address issues in the fields of science and education.
This international recognition highlights how Saida Mirziyoyeva's social and educational activities are resonating positively on the global stage. Uzbekistan is now being acknowledged not just as a tourism hub but as a global leader in educational reforms.
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