International Youth Day is celebrated annually on 12 August. The holiday was established by the UN General Assembly on December 17, 1999 at the suggestion of the World Conference of Ministers for Youth Affairs, held in Lisbon (Portugal) on August 8-12, 1998.
Continue ReadingAccording to the analysis of the Institute for the Research of Youth Problems and the Training of Prospective Personnel, today the country’s youth use their free time – to read fiction and scientific literature (17%), watch TV and listen to the radio (14%), earn extra money and earn extra money (14%), Internet, social networks and…
Continue ReadingAccording to a study by the Institute for the Research of Youth Problems and the Training of Prospective Personnel, today about half of Uzbekistan’s youth (47.5%) prefer to watch foreign films (37.3% – modern, 10.2% – films of the 20th century), while 39% of youth like to watch national films.
Continue ReadingAccording to the analysis of the Institute for the Study of Youth Issues and the training of promising personnel, One youth ambassador – consisting of young volunteers, provides comprehensive assistance to youth organizations throughout Europe. Its main activity is to support initiative youth through the media.
Continue ReadingAccording to the analysis of the Institute for the Study of Youth Issues and the training of promising personnel, the Global Youth Action Network (GYAN) and Take IT Global is one of the largest youth organizations, uniting young people from more than 190 countries around the world. She is known for her work to increase…
Continue ReadingOn July 30 this year, the branch of Uzbektelecom JSC “Center for Telecommunications and Personnel Development” held a training seminar for managers and young employees of Uzbektelecom JSC on the program “Devoloping of еlectoral сulture of еmployees in the Company” and the head of the department of the Institute I.Tajidinov took part in the training…
Continue ReadingAccording to a study by the Institute for Research of the Youth Problems and Training Prospective Personnel, 69% of young people highly appreciate the ongoing reforms to strengthen families in Uzbekistan in recent years. Also, 21% of them noted that they don’t feel any changes in this direction, and 10% said at all that they…
Continue ReadingIndia ranked first in the world in terms of the number of immigrants according to the analysis of the Institute for Research of the Youth Problems and Training Prospective Personnel by 2020. Of which 17.9 million or 6.4% were international migrants. Today, more than half of Indian expats live in the Gulf countries and about…
Continue ReadingJuly 27 this year the 17th plenary session of the Senate took place, which was attended by A. Yunusov – Deputy Director of the Institute for Research of the Youth Problems and Training Prospective Personnel. As part of the agenda of the meeting, proposals and recommendations for the implementation of a rating system for the…
Continue ReadingThe Institute is working on an analytical collection entitled “Youth Research 2017-2021”, which includes about 50 studies on youth problems conducted by the Institute in 2017-2021, as well as practical proposals and recommendations for their solution developed on the basis of foreign experience.
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