Uzbek students participated in the Huawei program

Ten students from six higher educational institutions of Uzbekistan participated in an educational trip to China within the framework of Huawei's "Seeds for the Future 2025" program. The educational program took place from October 19 to 26 in the cities of Dongguan and Shenzhen.

The students attended intensive courses on artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, as well as fifth and sixth generation networks. The first stage of the program was held at Huawei's campus in Dongguan.

Here, company experts conducted masterclasses on the practical application of artificial intelligence and the implementation of cloud solutions. The students got acquainted with the Huawei innovation center and the management system of intellectual technologies.

At the second stage in Shenzhen, participants learned about renewable energy, electric vehicles, and Huawei Device digital solutions technologies. In addition, the students visited DJI and Tencent companies.

At the end of the program, an international cultural festival, the Global Village, was held with the participation of students from 19 countries. The students emphasized that the program was organized at a high level and that communicating with Huawei specialists was inspiring.

Fokhria Dosmukhamedova, a student of Turin Polytechnic University, said that during the trip, she realized the scale of the company and the importance of scientific research in developing future technologies. The "Seeds for the Future" program has been held in Uzbekistan since 2014.

During this time, 177 students have participated. In 2025, this educational initiative brought together 703 students from 93 countries.

Huawei continues to develop education in the field of ICT in Uzbekistan. Currently, the registration process is underway for the ICT Competition 2025–2026, where students can demonstrate their knowledge in cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

The company is also continuing to develop specialist training programs through the training center at the Tashkent University of Information Technologies (TUIT). Read “Zamin” on Telegram!