🌟On July 7, the Uzbekistan Business Leaders (UBL) Pre-Departure Orientation brought together 13 fellows from the 2025 cohort, alumni, and key partners for a formal orientation marking the start of their upcoming program in the United States.
The event featured opening remarks from representatives of the U.S. Embassy and American Councils, followed by an overview of U.S. Government alumni opportunities and introductions from this year’s fellows.
Participants gained valuable insights from program alumni, explored program goals and upcoming activities in Washington, D.C., and had the chance to ask final questions before departure.
We are proud of our fellows and look forward to the impact they will make through this exciting opportunity.
🇺🇸The Uzbekistan Business Leaders Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State, supports the development of business professionals through international exchange, mentorship, and collaboration.
#UzbekistanBusinessLeaders #UBL #ExchangePrograms
The event featured opening remarks from representatives of the U.S. Embassy and American Councils, followed by an overview of U.S. Government alumni opportunities and introductions from this year’s fellows.
Participants gained valuable insights from program alumni, explored program goals and upcoming activities in Washington, D.C., and had the chance to ask final questions before departure.
We are proud of our fellows and look forward to the impact they will make through this exciting opportunity.
🇺🇸The Uzbekistan Business Leaders Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State, supports the development of business professionals through international exchange, mentorship, and collaboration.
#UzbekistanBusinessLeaders #UBL #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 Pre-Departure Orientation for Open World Program Delegates
On October 4, American Councils held a Pre-Departure Orientation (PDO) for the upcoming Open World Program delegates from Uzbekistan. The session featured opening remarks, an overview of the program, travel guidance, and a discussion of activities in the United States, followed by a Q&A session.
In October, delegates from Uzbekistan are traveling to the United States to participate in professional exchange programs. On October 7, four Members of Parliament began their visit in Washington, D.C., where they met with representatives of the U.S. Congress and the Embassy of Uzbekistan before continuing to Lincoln, Nebraska, to exchange insights on legislative processes and governance at the state level. Later in mid-October, one delegate will travel to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and another to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to engage with U.S. counterparts in local governance and regional cooperation as part of a broader Central Asian initiative.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 We wish all our delegates a rewarding journey and a meaningful exchange experience as they connect with U.S. partners and continue building bridges of cooperation and understanding.
#OpenWorldProgram #ExchangePrograms
On October 4, American Councils held a Pre-Departure Orientation (PDO) for the upcoming Open World Program delegates from Uzbekistan. The session featured opening remarks, an overview of the program, travel guidance, and a discussion of activities in the United States, followed by a Q&A session.
In October, delegates from Uzbekistan are traveling to the United States to participate in professional exchange programs. On October 7, four Members of Parliament began their visit in Washington, D.C., where they met with representatives of the U.S. Congress and the Embassy of Uzbekistan before continuing to Lincoln, Nebraska, to exchange insights on legislative processes and governance at the state level. Later in mid-October, one delegate will travel to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and another to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to engage with U.S. counterparts in local governance and regional cooperation as part of a broader Central Asian initiative.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 We wish all our delegates a rewarding journey and a meaningful exchange experience as they connect with U.S. partners and continue building bridges of cooperation and understanding.
#OpenWorldProgram #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 Through the Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP) three university instructors from Uzbekistan — Maksudjon Usmonov, Sardorbek Murodov, and Abdushukur Uriboev — have spent the past two months at Arizona State University (ASU), expanding their professional expertise and building new academic connections.
Together with their faculty mentors, they have observed selected classes, participated in hands-on lab sessions, met with the researchers at the Melikian Center: Russian, Eurasian & East European Studies, and launched embedded systems research projects.
Beyond academics, the fellows also explored Arizona’s rich culture — from an open-mic night at the Tempe Art Center to an Uzbek cultural event on campus and a scenic trip to Sedona organized by the Melikian Center.
These experiences highlight the power of U.S.–Uzbekistan educational exchange in advancing innovation, mutual understanding, and lasting academic partnerships.
The Faculty Enrichment Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned — we’ll be sharing more stories from other Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities in our upcoming posts! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
Together with their faculty mentors, they have observed selected classes, participated in hands-on lab sessions, met with the researchers at the Melikian Center: Russian, Eurasian & East European Studies, and launched embedded systems research projects.
Beyond academics, the fellows also explored Arizona’s rich culture — from an open-mic night at the Tempe Art Center to an Uzbek cultural event on campus and a scenic trip to Sedona organized by the Melikian Center.
These experiences highlight the power of U.S.–Uzbekistan educational exchange in advancing innovation, mutual understanding, and lasting academic partnerships.
The Faculty Enrichment Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned — we’ll be sharing more stories from other Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities in our upcoming posts! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 Strengthening U.S.–Uzbekistan Cooperation through the Open World Program
From October 7–18, an Open World delegation of Members of Parliament from Uzbekistan visited the United States to exchange ideas on governance, policymaking, and civic engagement.
Their program began in Washington, D.C., where delegates met with Senator Steve Daines, Congressman Bill Huizenga, and Congressman Don Bacon, as well as experts at the Atlantic Council and the Caspian Policy Center. Discussions focused on expanding U.S.–Uzbekistan cooperation, fostering economic growth, and supporting regional stability.
The delegation then traveled to Lincoln, Nebraska, where they explored how state and local governments collaborate with the private sector and civil society to drive innovation and community well-being. Visits to Black Hills Energy, Lincoln Electric System, and the Mayor’s Office provided valuable insights into renewable energy, sustainability, and public-private partnerships. Delegates also learned about civil society engagement at Nebraska Appleseed and bipartisan governance through meetings with Nebraska State Senators.
Among key takeaways, Ms. Sapargul Utemuratova noted the strong emphasis on employee well-being and environmental sustainability, and plans to adapt similar practices in Uzbekistan. Mr. Bobur Bekmuradov proposed exploring a sister-city partnership between Kokand and Lincoln, promoting continued cultural and municipal exchange.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 These experiences underscore the shared commitment to advancing transparent governance, sustainable development, and people-to-people diplomacy between the United States and Uzbekistan.
The Open World Program is funded by the U.S. Congress and administered by the Congressional Office for International Leadership in cooperation with American Councils for International Education.
#OpenWorld #ExchangePrograms
From October 7–18, an Open World delegation of Members of Parliament from Uzbekistan visited the United States to exchange ideas on governance, policymaking, and civic engagement.
Their program began in Washington, D.C., where delegates met with Senator Steve Daines, Congressman Bill Huizenga, and Congressman Don Bacon, as well as experts at the Atlantic Council and the Caspian Policy Center. Discussions focused on expanding U.S.–Uzbekistan cooperation, fostering economic growth, and supporting regional stability.
The delegation then traveled to Lincoln, Nebraska, where they explored how state and local governments collaborate with the private sector and civil society to drive innovation and community well-being. Visits to Black Hills Energy, Lincoln Electric System, and the Mayor’s Office provided valuable insights into renewable energy, sustainability, and public-private partnerships. Delegates also learned about civil society engagement at Nebraska Appleseed and bipartisan governance through meetings with Nebraska State Senators.
Among key takeaways, Ms. Sapargul Utemuratova noted the strong emphasis on employee well-being and environmental sustainability, and plans to adapt similar practices in Uzbekistan. Mr. Bobur Bekmuradov proposed exploring a sister-city partnership between Kokand and Lincoln, promoting continued cultural and municipal exchange.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 These experiences underscore the shared commitment to advancing transparent governance, sustainable development, and people-to-people diplomacy between the United States and Uzbekistan.
The Open World Program is funded by the U.S. Congress and administered by the Congressional Office for International Leadership in cooperation with American Councils for International Education.
#OpenWorld #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 As part of the Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP) three university instructors from Uzbekistan — Kudrat Ibragimov, Zebo Kuldasheva, and Sardor Surmanov — are spending a semester at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington.
Their time at Gonzaga has been both inspiring and transformative. Immersed in the university’s collaborative environment, they are engaging in research, attending workshops, giving presentations, and exchanging ideas across the fields of Education, Business Administration, and Arts and Sciences. Each new experience is helping them discover innovative teaching methods and approaches to bring back to their home institutions in Uzbekistan.
🤝 Beyond their academic work, the fellows have embraced life on campus and in the Spokane community, forming lasting friendships and cultural connections that extend far beyond the classroom.
These experiences capture the spirit of the Faculty Enrichment Program, which supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
The Faculty Enrichment Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned as we continue to highlight more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
Their time at Gonzaga has been both inspiring and transformative. Immersed in the university’s collaborative environment, they are engaging in research, attending workshops, giving presentations, and exchanging ideas across the fields of Education, Business Administration, and Arts and Sciences. Each new experience is helping them discover innovative teaching methods and approaches to bring back to their home institutions in Uzbekistan.
🤝 Beyond their academic work, the fellows have embraced life on campus and in the Spokane community, forming lasting friendships and cultural connections that extend far beyond the classroom.
These experiences capture the spirit of the Faculty Enrichment Program, which supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
The Faculty Enrichment Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned as we continue to highlight more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 Uzbek Delegate Explores Civic Engagement in the U.S. through the Open World Program
From October 15–27, Umid Rajabov traveled to the United States as part of the Central Asian Delegation on Local Legislators through the Open World Program, visiting Washington, D.C. and Milwaukee, Wisconsin to engage in events focused on governance, civic engagement, and community development.
In Milwaukee, the delegate connected with the Rotary Club, toured the library network, Harley-Davidson Museum, and the city’s environmental center, gaining insights into local politics, economic development, and sustainability practices.
The participant also observed budget discussions and the work of the Milwaukee Election Commission, attending meetings with active citizen participation. Meetings with Milwaukee Turners and the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) offered deeper understanding of social projects, serving vulnerable populations, and environmental resource management.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 This experience highlights the impact of cross-cultural exchange, leadership development, and civic engagement, and the participant looks forward to applying these insights to benefit communities in Uzbekistan.
The Open World Program is funded by the U.S. Congress and administered by the Congressional Office for International Leadership in cooperation with American Councils for International Education.
#OpenWorld #ExchangePrograms
From October 15–27, Umid Rajabov traveled to the United States as part of the Central Asian Delegation on Local Legislators through the Open World Program, visiting Washington, D.C. and Milwaukee, Wisconsin to engage in events focused on governance, civic engagement, and community development.
In Milwaukee, the delegate connected with the Rotary Club, toured the library network, Harley-Davidson Museum, and the city’s environmental center, gaining insights into local politics, economic development, and sustainability practices.
The participant also observed budget discussions and the work of the Milwaukee Election Commission, attending meetings with active citizen participation. Meetings with Milwaukee Turners and the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) offered deeper understanding of social projects, serving vulnerable populations, and environmental resource management.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 This experience highlights the impact of cross-cultural exchange, leadership development, and civic engagement, and the participant looks forward to applying these insights to benefit communities in Uzbekistan.
The Open World Program is funded by the U.S. Congress and administered by the Congressional Office for International Leadership in cooperation with American Councils for International Education.
#OpenWorld #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 Three distinguished university instructors from Uzbekistan, Dr. Nozimjon Ataboyev, Dr. Bekzod Faziyev, and Mr. Bunyod Mamadaliyev, are currently pursuing research fellowships at Iowa State University as part of the Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP).
Hosted by the Department of English, Department of Mathematics, and Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, the fellows are actively engaging in academic collaboration, joint research, and classroom observations, contributing their expertise and perspectives from Uzbekistan’s higher education context. They are also making use of the renowned W. Robert and Ellen Sorge Parks Library, a cornerstone of the Iowa State University campus, to explore modern scientific issues and access cutting-edge academic resources.
🤝 Through these professional and academic exchanges, the fellows are expanding their knowledge and skills while sharing their insights with U.S. faculty and students, strengthening mutual understanding and academic cooperation between Uzbekistan and the United States. As part of their research stay, they also visited Des Moines, Iowa, and traveled to other U.S. states to watch Labor Day fireworks in Ohio, view Niagara Falls in New York, and explore Chicago, Illinois, gaining cultural and personal experiences.
The Faculty Enrichment Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education, supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
Hosted by the Department of English, Department of Mathematics, and Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, the fellows are actively engaging in academic collaboration, joint research, and classroom observations, contributing their expertise and perspectives from Uzbekistan’s higher education context. They are also making use of the renowned W. Robert and Ellen Sorge Parks Library, a cornerstone of the Iowa State University campus, to explore modern scientific issues and access cutting-edge academic resources.
🤝 Through these professional and academic exchanges, the fellows are expanding their knowledge and skills while sharing their insights with U.S. faculty and students, strengthening mutual understanding and academic cooperation between Uzbekistan and the United States. As part of their research stay, they also visited Des Moines, Iowa, and traveled to other U.S. states to watch Labor Day fireworks in Ohio, view Niagara Falls in New York, and explore Chicago, Illinois, gaining cultural and personal experiences.
The Faculty Enrichment Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education, supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 As part of the Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP), three distinguished university instructors from Uzbekistan, Dr. Gulrukh Yusupova, Dr. Sitorabegim Mukhamedjanova, and Mr. Sultan Kenesbayev, are currently pursuing research fellowships at Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. During their time at the university, they have explored student and faculty support services, observed Education and English classes, participated in conferences and workshops, and built strong professional connections with U.S. faculty.
On November 7, 2025, the fellows proudly represented Uzbekistan at the “Tour of the Globe” event held at the Jim D. Morris Center. Guests enjoyed learning about Uzbek culture, traditions, and hospitality, and tasted the traditional dish Palov. The event was attended by over 500 faculty, students, and local community members.
Sultan Kenesbayev shared, "Observing classes and participating in the Model United Nations Conference has greatly enhanced my professional knowledge. Beyond academics, attending football and basketball games added a fun and cultural dimension to our experience."
🤝 Through these experiences, the fellows are gaining insights into student engagement, university services, and professional development, which they plan to implement at universities in Uzbekistan, strengthening student-centered learning and educational quality.
The Faculty Enrichment Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education, supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
On November 7, 2025, the fellows proudly represented Uzbekistan at the “Tour of the Globe” event held at the Jim D. Morris Center. Guests enjoyed learning about Uzbek culture, traditions, and hospitality, and tasted the traditional dish Palov. The event was attended by over 500 faculty, students, and local community members.
Sultan Kenesbayev shared, "Observing classes and participating in the Model United Nations Conference has greatly enhanced my professional knowledge. Beyond academics, attending football and basketball games added a fun and cultural dimension to our experience."
🤝 Through these experiences, the fellows are gaining insights into student engagement, university services, and professional development, which they plan to implement at universities in Uzbekistan, strengthening student-centered learning and educational quality.
The Faculty Enrichment Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education, supports the professional growth of higher education faculty by fostering international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 As part of the Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP), Dr. Ravshanbek Mavlonov is currently pursuing his research fellowship at Michigan State University. During his stay, he is actively engaging with the university’s academic community, exploring interdisciplinary approaches, and strengthening professional connections in his field.
Dr. Mavlonov attended a meeting organized by the Center for European and Eurasian Studies (CEES), an interdisciplinary hub that unites scholars and students working on Europe and Eurasia. During this event, he met Professor Volodymyr Tarabara, the Director of CEES, and subsequently became a member of the Center’s academic community, which allows him to participate in its scholarly discussions, collaborative initiatives, and research-oriented events. This involvement provides valuable networking opportunities and deepens his understanding of political, cultural, and socio-economic developments across the region.
In addition, Dr. Mavlonov has been working closely with Professor Venkatesh Kodur, his mentor and a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan State University. He has discussed current research and explored opportunities for potential future collaboration, further enhancing his professional growth.
The Faculty Enrichment Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education, supports the professional growth of higher education faculty through international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
Dr. Mavlonov attended a meeting organized by the Center for European and Eurasian Studies (CEES), an interdisciplinary hub that unites scholars and students working on Europe and Eurasia. During this event, he met Professor Volodymyr Tarabara, the Director of CEES, and subsequently became a member of the Center’s academic community, which allows him to participate in its scholarly discussions, collaborative initiatives, and research-oriented events. This involvement provides valuable networking opportunities and deepens his understanding of political, cultural, and socio-economic developments across the region.
In addition, Dr. Mavlonov has been working closely with Professor Venkatesh Kodur, his mentor and a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan State University. He has discussed current research and explored opportunities for potential future collaboration, further enhancing his professional growth.
The Faculty Enrichment Program, funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education, supports the professional growth of higher education faculty through international academic exchange and collaboration.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows and their experiences at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
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🌍 As part of the Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP), two distinguished university instructors from Uzbekistan, Dr. Atabek Alimov and Dr. Abat Seydullaev, are advancing their academic and professional expertise through research fellowships at the University of Arkansas. Immersed in a collaborative academic environment, they are strengthening their teaching approaches, broadening research perspectives, and building new professional networks.
During their fellowship, the fellows have observed classes in their specialties, participated in workshops and conferences, and connected with faculty across campus. Hosted by the Department of Agricultural Economics and the Department of Mathematics, they are contributing to joint academic initiatives and sharing insights from Uzbekistan’s higher education system.
As part of their professional development, the fellows completed specialized training sessions through the American Councils network. Delivered by faculty from leading U.S. universities including Harvard University, George Mason University, and Missouri State University, these courses enhanced their knowledge in pedagogy, research design, and academic leadership. They also attended the Lay of the Land Arkansas Conference on October 17 in Fayetteville, where they gained exposure to regional agricultural trends, land management practices, and innovative technologies.
Looking ahead, Dr. Alimov and Dr. Seydullaev are preparing an online information session for students in Uzbekistan about study opportunities at the University of Arkansas. The session will be recorded and shared publicly on YouTube. Reflecting on their experience, the fellows highlighted that observing U.S. classroom practices, exploring student support services, and participating in cultural and academic activities have greatly enriched their professional perspectives. They look forward to applying these insights at their home universities.
🤝 Their participation illustrates the value of international exchange in strengthening teaching, research, and cross-cultural understanding.
The Faculty Enrichment Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
During their fellowship, the fellows have observed classes in their specialties, participated in workshops and conferences, and connected with faculty across campus. Hosted by the Department of Agricultural Economics and the Department of Mathematics, they are contributing to joint academic initiatives and sharing insights from Uzbekistan’s higher education system.
As part of their professional development, the fellows completed specialized training sessions through the American Councils network. Delivered by faculty from leading U.S. universities including Harvard University, George Mason University, and Missouri State University, these courses enhanced their knowledge in pedagogy, research design, and academic leadership. They also attended the Lay of the Land Arkansas Conference on October 17 in Fayetteville, where they gained exposure to regional agricultural trends, land management practices, and innovative technologies.
Looking ahead, Dr. Alimov and Dr. Seydullaev are preparing an online information session for students in Uzbekistan about study opportunities at the University of Arkansas. The session will be recorded and shared publicly on YouTube. Reflecting on their experience, the fellows highlighted that observing U.S. classroom practices, exploring student support services, and participating in cultural and academic activities have greatly enriched their professional perspectives. They look forward to applying these insights at their home universities.
🤝 Their participation illustrates the value of international exchange in strengthening teaching, research, and cross-cultural understanding.
The Faculty Enrichment Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education.
Stay tuned for more stories from Uzbek FEP fellows at U.S. universities! 🇺🇸🇺🇿
#FEP #ExchangePrograms
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Uzbekistan Business Leaders Program Debrief in Tashkent
🤝 As part of ongoing alumni engagement efforts, the Uzbekistan Business Leaders (UBL) Alumni Debrief was held on November 20 at the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent. The event brought together participants who completed their exchange in July and August 2025 to reflect on their experiences and share the program’s impact on their professional and personal development. The session was joined by Ambassador Jonathan Henick, who welcomed the alumni and shared brief remarks on the importance of continued professional collaboration.
💬 During the discussions, alumni shared how the program broadened their perspectives, strengthened their leadership skills, and inspired new initiatives in their respective sectors. They highlighted outcomes such as adopting improved business practices, expanding professional networks, and applying innovative approaches gained during the exchange.
The debrief also offered time for informal networking and an overview of U.S. Government alumni engagement opportunities, encouraging participants to build on their exchange experience and continue contributing to their communities.
🇺🇿🇺🇸 The Uzbekistan Business Leaders Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education.
#UBL #ExchangePrograms
🤝 As part of ongoing alumni engagement efforts, the Uzbekistan Business Leaders (UBL) Alumni Debrief was held on November 20 at the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent. The event brought together participants who completed their exchange in July and August 2025 to reflect on their experiences and share the program’s impact on their professional and personal development. The session was joined by Ambassador Jonathan Henick, who welcomed the alumni and shared brief remarks on the importance of continued professional collaboration.
💬 During the discussions, alumni shared how the program broadened their perspectives, strengthened their leadership skills, and inspired new initiatives in their respective sectors. They highlighted outcomes such as adopting improved business practices, expanding professional networks, and applying innovative approaches gained during the exchange.
The debrief also offered time for informal networking and an overview of U.S. Government alumni engagement opportunities, encouraging participants to build on their exchange experience and continue contributing to their communities.
🇺🇿🇺🇸 The Uzbekistan Business Leaders Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and administered by American Councils for International Education.
#UBL #ExchangePrograms
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