"The National Movement of Jadidism: Abdurauf Fitrat."

Currently, Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute is hosting a significant meeting and a prestigious scientific conference dedicated to the path of science and enlightenment. The institute welcomed distinguished guests: Azamat Ziyo, Director of the Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, and Academician; and Kakhramon Rajabov, Chief Researcher at the Institute of History, Doctor of Historical Sciences, and Professor.
As part of the visit, the guests met with the institute’s administration, faculty, and students. They exchanged views on the deep and evidence-based study of our national history, the development of research activities, and the education of the younger generation in the spirit of national values and patriotism.
Additionally, the guests toured exhibitions organized by each department of the institute. The displays showcased the scientific potential of the departments, students' creative works, innovative projects, practical developments, and recent achievements. These presentations left a great impression on the guests, who specifically commended the researchers' initiative and modern approaches.
During the meeting, the modern educational environment established at the institute received high praise. In particular, it was noted that the information-resource center, artificial intelligence rooms, facilities for inclusive education, and advanced technologies in robotics laboratories serve to organize the educational process effectively.
Simultaneously, the institute is hosting a national scientific gathering titled "The National Movement of Jadidism: Abdurauf Fitrat." Renowned scholars, professors, researchers, and students are participating in the conference. Reports are being presented on the role of the Jadid movement in the history of national awakening, Abdurauf Fitrat’s rich scientific and educational heritage, his literary activities, and his immense contribution to the development of independent thought.
This scientific forum has sparked great interest among participants, serving to deepen the understanding of historical memory, national values, and the legacy of our enlightened ancestors.