As part of the motto “Fighting Corruption is the Duty and Responsibility of Every Student”, the Head of the Compliance Control Department for Anti-Corruption at our institute, Mr. X.B. Fayziyev, held an informative session with 4th-year students of the General Medicine faculty.

🖋 During the discussion, Mr. Fayziyev addressed the key tasks outlined at the 2025 National Council Meeting on Anti-Corruption, chaired by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev.
He emphasized the personal responsibility of every student in preventing crime, fraud, bribery, and other negative behaviors among youth.

Dear graduates and medical professionals,

Applications are now open for citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan to study in medical residency programs at universities of the Russian Federation under the quota program of the Government of the Russian Federation for the 2026/2027 academic year.

The program is implemented with the support of Rossotrudnichestvo, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation.

🩺 Field: Residency (Medical specialization)

🌍 Form of education: Free of charge, funded by the federal budget of the Russian Federation

📅 Application deadline: June 13, 2025

📌 Requirements:

• Confirmation of interest in studying in a residency program in the Russian Federation
• Indication of the required number of quotas and priority specializations

📞 Contact person for consultation and submission of information:
Nikita Sergeyevich Egorov
📧 Email: n.egorov@rs.gov.ru
📱 Phone: +998 (90) 399-25-84

We kindly ask all interested candidates to submit their applications and proposals within the specified deadline.
Participation in the quota program offers a unique opportunity to obtain a high-quality medical education and further professional development at leading institutions in Russia.

Today, as part of the “Urgent 90 Days” initiative, Advisor to the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation A. Rizaev, and Head of Department S. Sanakulov visited Bukhara State Medical Institute to review the progress of activities being carried out under this initiative.

During the visit, the delegation closely examined the quality of education, scientific research activities, laboratories, the simulation center, the institute’s clinic, and the conditions created for students.
In addition, the guests took part in a debate held within the framework of the “Urgent 90 Days” initiative.

🗣 Debate: “Let’s Unite, Youth of Uzbekistan!”

📅 On June 12, 2025, a lively and open debate on the topic “Let’s Unite, Youth of Uzbekistan!” was held in the Assembly Hall of Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sina, as part of the “Urgent 90 Days” initiative.
During the event, students actively discussed the relevance of this idea and its role in fostering unity, harmony in society, and increasing youth engagement.

The event served to strengthen social activism, patriotism, friendship, and cooperation among young people.

🏆 Debate Winners:

🥇 1st Place – Intellekt team
🥈 2nd Place – Sinafs team

The winning teams were awarded diplomas.
The Biomedicine and Turkish Medicine faculty teams, who actively participated in the debate, were presented with certificates of appreciation.

A festive award ceremony was held on stage to honor the winners of the “Zakovat” intellectual games.

According to the final results:
🥇 1st place — “Dream Team”, Bukhara State Medical Institute;
🥈 2nd place — “F8”, Bukhara State University;
🥉 3rd place — “Misteriya”, Bukhara State Technical University.

The winners were awarded diplomas and commemorative gifts by the Governor of Bukhara region, Botir Zaripov.

🏛 Today, on June 9, an important educational and practical seminar was held at the Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sina as part of the “Youth Month” under the slogan “Youth of New Uzbekistan, let’s unite.”

📑 The seminar topic was “First aid for individuals who have attempted suicide or sustained injuries in non-standard situations.” During the event, students and medical professionals strengthened their practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed in such cases.

Appointed by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Professor Husnitdin Irisaliev visited the Bukhara State Medical Institute as the Chairman of the State Attestation Commission. Accompanied by the institute’s rector, Shuhrat Teshaev, he met with final-year students.

During the meeting, Professor Irisaliev engaged in a sincere dialogue with the students, listening to their opinions and suggestions regarding the educational process, their level of professional training, and their future career paths. Practical advice related to their field of study was also shared.

As part of his visit, Professor Irisaliev toured several key facilities of the institute — the Information Resource Center (IRC), the modern smart greenhouse, and the clinic. He emphasized the important role these centers play in ensuring the effectiveness of educational and research activities.