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UrSU has launched a special training course aimed at preventing harassment and violence in the workplace.
Today, a specialized training program commenced at Urgench State University, aimed at preventing workplace harassment and violence in government bodies and organizations, as well as fostering a safe and respectful working environment for employees.
The training program is being organized as part of the implementation of Resolution No. PQ-345 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, dated September 21, 2026.
The opening ceremony was attended by Nigora Kutlimuratova Deputy Governor of the Khorezm Region, Feruza Madrahimova Rector of Urgench State University, Ibratbek Qurbonov Deputy Head of the Khorezm Regional Branch of the Agency for Management Efficiency under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of the Agency's regional branch.
During their addresses, the speakers emphasized the importance of fostering a healthy moral and psychological environment within work teams, respecting human dignity, preventing all forms of harassment and violence, and enhancing the legal knowledge and practical competencies of university faculty members in this area.
The four-day training program is expected to bring together 50 faculty members from six higher education institutions across the Khorezm Region.
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