As part of "Thursday — Youth Day," a meeting was held between Z. Mamasoliyev, the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, and the students of the Faculty of Dentistry at Andijan State Medical Institute. During the meeting, an open and sincere dialogue was organized with the youth, discussing issues related to their education, professional development, and future careers.

The discussion involved an exchange of views on the students' professional training, employment, and their future prospects for working successfully in their chosen specialties. In his speech, Z. Mamasoliyev emphasized that to become a modern and competitive doctor, it is essential not only to possess deep theoretical knowledge but also to master foreign languages, adopt modern innovative approaches, and engage in continuous self-improvement.

Information was also provided regarding the opportunities available at the "Kelajakka qadam" (Step into the Future) centers, aimed at employing graduating students, assisting them in self-employment, and establishing entrepreneurial activities.

Specialists from the Andijan regional branch of the National Bank of Uzbekistan also attended the meeting to inform students about the goals of this project and the low-interest preferential loans available to them.

F. Khodjimatov, Head of the Department for Youth Affairs, Spirituality, and Enlightenment, also participated in the meeting. He provided explanations to the students regarding amendments being introduced to legislative acts on the improvement of the Uzbek alphabet based on the Latin script. Relevant information was presented on the ongoing work and changes aimed at refining the alphabet.

Furthermore, students received important recommendations on how to effectively utilize existing opportunities, reinforce their theoretical knowledge with practical skills, and develop into qualified and competitive specialists that meet the demands of the modern labor market.

At the conclusion of the meeting, students received detailed answers to their questions. During the dialogue, the appeals and issues raised were discussed, and necessary recommendations for their resolution were provided.