On 6 November 2026, as part of the celebrations marking the 35th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Diplomatic Academy under the University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted the presentation of two publications: “Diplomatik izohli lug‘at” and “Diplomatiya qadimgi davrlardan hozirgi kungacha”.

The event brought together officials, representatives of the diplomatic community, leading scholars, faculty associates, researchers, and members of the university community.
Opening the event, Director of the Diplomatic Academy, Doctor of Political Science and Professor A.Khaydarov highlighted the significance of these publications in advancing Uzbekistan’s national school of diplomacy, strengthening the academic and methodological frameworks of diplomatic education, and enriching the specialized literature in this field.

The presentation featured an overview of the objectives, scholarly and practical importance of «Diplomatik izohli lug‘at», as well as its contribution to organizing diplomatic terminology within the Uzbek language. This publication seeks to create a uniform and accurate interpretation of terms related to diplomacy and international relations in Uzbek, aid in the evolution of national diplomatic terminology, and serve as a collective terminological reference for educational and academic research.
The event also introduced a presentation of «Diplomatiya qadimgi davrlardan hozirgi kungacha», the textbook co-authored by A.Khaydarov and I.Mavlanov, Professor at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and Doctor of Economics. The publication explores the historical evolution of diplomacy, its theoretical and legal foundations, the formation and development of Uzbekistan’s diplomatic tradition, as well as contemporary areas of diplomatic practice, including public, cultural, digital and economic diplomacy.

It was emphasized that these publications hit to systematize the knowledge and experience accumulated in the field of diplomacy during the years of Uzbekistan’s independence. In terms of their scope and subject matter, they represent pioneering specialized contributions to diplomatic studies in Central Asia. They also contribute to expanding the academic and practical potential of the Uzbek language in international relations and diplomatic discourse.

The discussion brought together S.Safayev, First Deputy Chairperson of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis and Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, alongside leading scholars and experts in international relations, diplomacy and the humanities. The speakers highlighted the academic and practical value of the publications, their role in diplomatic personnel training, and their potential application in higher education and research.

In conclusion, the participants underlined the significance of these publications in improving the quality of diplomatic education, advancing national diplomatic terminology, strengthening research capacity, and enriching Uzbekistan’s scholarly and diplomatic heritage. The event concluded with closing remarks by S.Safayev, Rector of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy.