🏛⛈ Today, at the Abu Ali Ibn Sina Bukhara State Medical Institute, the First Vice-Rector for Youth Affairs and Spiritual-Educational Work, Z.S. Bakhranova, held a roundtable discussion with the institute’s deputy deans and tutors. The discussion focused on the “Political Awareness Hour,” a weekly session conducted every Friday to provide information on the most important and pressing topics of the week.

Every week, tutors conduct the “Lesson of Enlightenment,” providing information on the most important and relevant topics of the day.

Tutors M.X. Pulatova and N.S. Najmetdinova conducted an enlightenment lesson for the students of the Biomedical Faculty of Bukhara State Medical Institute on the topic “Gratitude – the Greatest Virtue.”

This enlightenment lesson was organized in four stages:

A clear sky over our homeland, peace, and tranquility – these are blessings for which every citizen living in this sacred land should be grateful. Anyone who cares about themselves, their family, loved ones, all of humanity, and future generations deeply understands this truth. It is important to contribute to this cause and not remain indifferent. Gratitude for peace, freedom, and prosperity, and recognizing their value, bring even more goodness and abundance. Where peace and tranquility reign, development and progress follow, and the country flourishes.

The faculty tutors answered students’ questions, including the question, “What should I do if I don’t know how to be grateful?” They provided several recommendations and continued the discussion.

During the fourth stage of the lesson, students were recommended to read the book “The Affairs of the World” (Dunyoning ishlari) by O‘tkir Hoshimov. To better understand its meaning, they read and discussed the book together with the students.

To enrich the lesson further, video materials were used to help students deeply internalize the topic. At the end of the class, discussions and Q&A sessions were organized between the tutors and students based on the provided materials.

On January 27th of this year, an informational and promotional event was held at the large hall of the Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sino, involving students. The event was organized by the rector of the institute, Sh. Teshayev, and the rector’s advisor, M. Goyibnazarov, with the participation of the institute’s administration, professors, and tutors. The discussions focused on preventing crime and offenses, organizing meaningful leisure activities for students, and improving the effectiveness of preventive measures.

✅During the event, it was agreed to establish various student clubs to ensure students’ leisure time is spent constructively and to prevent crime.

➡️ In 2019, this university signed a memorandum with the Ministry of Health. As a continuation of this memorandum, the possibility of launching a joint educational program with Bukhara State Medical Institute was discussed, and bilateral cooperation was established.

On January 28 of this year, the head of the “Medical Institute for Screening Test” organization of India, Dr. Venet Gupta, visited the Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali Ibn Sina.

During the visit, an agreement was signed between the medical institute and the “Medical institute for screening test” organization.

This organization prepares Indian students from 3rd year to 6th year for the National Examination of India. This organization conducts 4 to 6 master classes per year to the graduating students of the medical institute after the institute classes and this is a great opportunity for the students to pass the national test when they return to India after graduating this institute.

The meeting was attended by the first vice-rectors and deputy deans, professors and teachers of the social-humanitarian department, all tutors, members of the “Qalqon” group, prevention inspectors, and psychologists.