Today, the future of every country is directly linked to education and science. Around the world, countries are evaluated not by their natural resources but by the level of their education and intellectual development.
From this perspective, Uzbekistan's pursuit of studying and implementing the world's most advanced practices in education, particularly the Finnish model, stands as one of the most significant steps of our time.
In today's edition of the "People's Word" newspaper, analytical articles by the most experienced professors and researchers on the higher education systems of Uzbekistan and Finland have been published.
The articles by Petri Raivo, President of Karelia University of Applied Sciences, and Sherzod Mustafakulov, Rector of Nordic International University, Doctor of Economics, and Professor, comprehensively highlight the results of the two countries' collaboration in the education system.
