Tashkent Oriental University was founded in November 1918 and is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Uzbekistan for Oriental studies. The university specializes in social sciences , linguistics, international relations and regional studies; it has many international cooperation programs with universities and research institutes around the world, including Vietnam. In particular, the university has a department teaching Vietnamese.
Talking to teachers and students studying Vietnamese at the school, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man expressed his emotion when, in a place thousands of kilometers away from Vietnam, he heard the beloved Vietnamese spoken by young people from Uzbekistan.
On this occasion, the National Assembly Chairman expressed his sincere thanks to the teachers and all those who have contributed their efforts and intelligence to teaching Vietnamese here. Thanks to the dedication and inspiration of the teachers, more and more students are getting to know, learn about and love Vietnam. The National Assembly Chairman also expressed his thanks to the students, the enthusiastic young faces, the future cultural ambassadors who have devoted their love and chosen Vietnamese to study, and chosen Vietnam to experience and connect.
According to National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, studying the East is not simply about learning about the history, culture or language of Asian countries, but also the key to decoding the core values that have shaped Eastern societies over thousands of years. This is where humanistic values are preserved, great ideas are nurtured, and creative solutions are created to promote global progress and cohesion in a turbulent world.
In the context of globalization, studying the Orient helps to better understand cultural exchanges, thereby promoting international cooperation and building a peaceful world with mutual understanding. Oriental studies is not only an academic field but also an important lens for viewing and solving global issues, the National Assembly Chairman stated.
Emphasizing that although Vietnam and Uzbekistan are geographically far apart, the two peoples have many similarities, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man said that both countries have a history of thousands of years, experiencing many ups and downs to protect independence, preserve cultural identity and contribute to the common treasure of human knowledge. These common points are the solid foundation for the good friendship between the two countries over the past decades.
Affirming that language is an important bridge to connect people with people, nation with nation, the National Assembly Chairman stated that learning Vietnamese not only helps students understand a language, but also helps them discover a rich culture of a nation with more than 100 million people, with a tradition of resilience and creativity, friendliness and tolerance. Above all, students are contributing significantly to strengthening the friendship between Vietnam and Uzbekistan.
Affirming this, the National Assembly Chairman hopes that after completing the program, many students will become diplomats, businessmen, teachers, interpreters, or research experts on Vietnam, becoming a bridge of cooperation between Vietnam and Uzbekistan, contributing to the common development of both countries. "Vietnam is always ready to welcome you," the National Assembly Chairman emphasized.
Delegates attending the meeting
Believing that Vietnamese has unique features, requiring perseverance and constant effort, and spending a lot of time to get used to the pronunciation, intonation and tone system of Vietnamese, the National Assembly Chairman believes that with diligence and passion, students will gradually conquer the Vietnamese language. The National Assembly Chairman hopes that, in addition to learning the language, students will spend time learning about Vietnamese culture, history and people to deeply understand Vietnam's 4,000-year history of building and defending the country; many valuable landscapes, unique folk cultural beauty have been recognized by UNESCO as world heritage. Besides, Vietnam also has a rich, diverse and attractive cuisine, which has been enjoyed and loved by many international tourists.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man hopes that in the future, many students will have the opportunity to come to Vietnam to study, work, and directly experience the life and culture as well as the dynamic development of Vietnam.
Expressing his delight at learning that Tashkent Oriental University had signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation with Hanoi National University since 2011 and had implemented research programs on Vietnamese culture and language, the National Assembly Chairman believed that the cooperation between the two countries would become increasingly stronger, the friendship between the two peoples would become deeper, and together they would build a peaceful, sustainable and prosperous future.
Previously, meeting with the school's Board of Directors, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man hoped that the school would closely coordinate with major universities in Vietnam to promote students and lecturers of the two countries to develop joint projects; promote the application of digital technology, artificial intelligence (AI)... in teaching and learning; and requested Tashkent Oriental University to send leaders, experts and scholars to attend the 7th Vietnam Studies Conference, scheduled to be held in Vietnam this year.
Writing in the guestbook here, the National Assembly Chairman sincerely thanked the teachers and all those who contributed their efforts and intelligence to teaching Vietnamese; thanked the students who loved Vietnam and chose Vietnamese to study and research.
“I wish Tashkent Oriental University to continue to develop strongly; actively contribute to fostering the increasingly strong and profound friendship between Vietnam and Uzbekistan, together building a peaceful, sustainable and prosperous future,” wrote National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man.
Here are some photos of National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man and his wife Nguyen Thi Thanh Nga with the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation at Tashkent Oriental University:
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man and his wife Nguyen Thi Thanh Nga and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation visited Tashkent Oriental University.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man and his wife Nguyen Thi Thanh Nga and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation visited Tashkent Oriental University.
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