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A roundtable discussion on the topic “Secrets of Success” was organized at the Faculty of Foreign Languages ​​of JSPU.
The roundtable discussion, which was held with the participation of Azizbek Gaybullayev, director of the Presidential School of Jizzakh, founder of the Mastery educational center and private school, was opened by S.I. Nazarkosimov, First Vice-Rector for Youth Affairs, Spiritual and Educational Affairs.

In his speech, he emphasized that the “BUSINESS MARATHON”, organized for the first time across our country and covering all regions, at the initiative of the “Youth – Our Future” Foundation, the “Youth Affairs Agency”, in collaboration with “MFactor” and regional government administration, is a great opportunity for young people who want to create their own future.

It is worth noting that the “BUSINESS MARATHON”, held in all regions and cities of our Republic, managed to reach about 30,000 young people offline at the initial stage, and about 500,000 young people online. During the open dialogue, which turned into a real master class, the guest gave advice and recommendations on what to pay attention to on the way to success, good results, achievements and luck, and on the need to not stop working so as not to lose enthusiasm and hope.


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