International cooperation in AI technology training

The Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Uzbekistan signed an agreement with Cheju Halla University of Korea to advance digitalization and artificial intelligence training. What will the agreement achieve?

Uzbekistan’s education system continues to improve through new strategies and principles of transparency. International cooperation and mutual exchange of experience are vital to the sector’s development.

The meeting at the Ministry of Education and Science with Young Joon Lee, Associate Professor for AI at Cheju Halla University, focused on cooperation in digitalization and training in artificial intelligence technologies, reflecting their mutual commitment to partnership.

The parties agreed to maintain permanent contact with the Center for the Development of Artificial Intelligence and the Digital Economy under the Ministry, establish AI laboratories in educational institutions, and secure grants to support these efforts.

Initially, the plan is to open artificial intelligence laboratories at one college and one school, and to organize advanced training courses, internships, and hackathons for teachers.

A meeting is scheduled in Korea for the end of November this year, where the respective memorandums are expected to be signed.

Sherbek Islomov, UzA