In recent years, the interest of Indian youth in studying at universities in Uzbekistan has been growing dynamically. This is facilitated by consistent reforms carried out in various spheres of our country's life, compliance of the national education system with international standards, favorable conditions created for foreign youth in higher education institutions, in particular, teaching them in English, as well as other attractive factors. It is also important to create comfortable living conditions and a safe environment in Uzbekistan for students arriving from foreign countries.

Within the framework of the forum, it is expected that the delegations of universities of Uzbekistan and India will discuss new prospects for mutual cooperation and sign memoranda of understanding, the Dunyo news agency reports.

Representatives of Uzbekistan will also hold talks with large companies involved in organizing youth education abroad.

In recent years, higher education has become one of the dynamically growing areas of interstate cooperation. In particular, about 10,000 Indian boys and girls are currently studying at universities and institutes in Uzbekistan. This indicator is growing from year to year.