According to the data, more than 370 of our young people are currently studying at Ukrainian universities, about 200 of them have already been returned to their homeland.
"We are taking all measures to return the rest within the next week," the president said.
At the same time, the Head of State instructed to create a Commission headed by the Ministry of Higher Education, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the khokims of the regions.
The Commission will create all conditions within a week so that students who have returned from Ukraine can continue their studies at our universities. The transfer of students wishing to continue their studies in Uzbekistan will take place in a simplified manner.
As for students studying at universities in Uzbekistan, it was emphasized that officials should help those who want to work and ensure their employment.
Meanwhile, it was revealed that out of 510 thousand university students studying full-time, about 100 thousand express a desire to work and receive additional income. They also include 7.5 thousand orphans and students with disabilities, as well as 4.5 thousand students included in various "notebooks".
It was noted that currently there are 105 thousand vacancies that can be occupied by students. In particular, there are 22 thousand in education and services, 17 thousand in industry, 9 thousand in healthcare, 6 thousand in agriculture and construction, 3 thousand in finance, 2.5 thousand vacant jobs in communications and IT.
It was determined at the meeting that a republican commission headed by the Prime Minister will be created for the systematic organization of this work. Similar commissions will be created in the regions under the leadership of khokims.
Students evacuated from Ukraine will be able to continue their studies at universities in Uzbekistan
On March 4 of this year, a meeting on ensuring the employment of university students was held under the chairmanship of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. During the discussions, the topic of students who have returned from Ukraine in terms of continuing their studies at home was also raised.
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