New
Delhi, May 27, 2025 : The Indo-Uzbek Education & Business Summit 2025, held at Hotel Pride Plaza,
Aerocity, New Delhi, marked a significant step in advancing collaboration
between India and Uzbekistan across education, business, healthcare, tourism,
and culture.
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the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in India&organized
by MD House, the forum brought together over 100 prominent guests,
including university rectors, investors, senior officials, and business leaders
from both nations.
Uzbekistan: A Leading Destination for Indian Medical Students
In his keynote
address, Ambassador of the Republic of Uzbekistan “His Excellency Mr.
SardorRustambaev” highlighted Uzbekistan’s growing appeal to
Indian students, especially in the field of medical education. “Uzbekistan
is a paradise for Indian students,” he stated, noting that over 10,000 Indian
students are currently pursuing medical education in Uzbekistan.
Uzbek medical universities offer:
- 6-year MD programs (including a 1-year
internship) - 100% English-medium instruction
- Clinical training in government hospitals
- Medical licensure upon completion
Academic Collaboration
The forum
featured prominent representatives from leading Uzbek universities, including:
- Samarkand State Medical University
- Bukhara State Medical Institute
- Namangan Medical Institute
- Turon University
- Andijan State Medical Institute
- Journalism and Mass Communications University
of Uzbekistan
The delegates
presented their institutions’ offerings and expressed eagerness to welcome more
Indian students for high-quality, globally aligned education.
MoU for Academic Exchange
MoUs for academic exchange were
signed between leading universities, laying the foundation for collaborative
research, student exchange, and joint training programs
Business & Investment Opportunities
Uzbekistan is
emerging as a top investment destination for Indian entrepreneurs in sectors
such as:
- Pharmaceuticals
- Agriculture and food processing
- Education and skill development
- Infrastructure, IT, and logistics
“We welcome
Indian investors with open arms,” said Ambassador Rustambaev. “Our government
supports direct collaboration in many sectors.”
Cultural & Tourism Ties
The forum also
celebrated the deep cultural ties and tourism potential between the two
countries. Uzbekistan, rich in Silk Road heritage, is seeing increased interest
from Indian travellers drawn to cities like Samarkand, Bukhara,
and Khiva, known for their UNESCO sites, vibrant bazaars, and
shared cultural traditions.
A Platform for Partnership
The event served
as a dynamic platform for multi-sector networking, featuring:
- University and business presentations
- Strategic collaborations
- Cultural dialogue and friendship-building
The Indo-Uzbek
Education & Business Summit 2025 reaffirmed both nations’
commitment to strengthening partnerships in education, investment, and
people-to-people engagement — reinforcing a shared vision of mutual growth and
cultural harmony.
“Uzbekistan
has emerged as a hub for quality medical education, offering Indian students a
strong academic foundation combined with practical clinical training empowering
them with the essential skills and global competencies required to become
successful, compassionate doctors.”
