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PhD researcher at the Tashkent University of Information Technologies named after Muhammad al-Khwarizmi, Mokhirjon Alisher o‘g‘li Rikhsivoev, is representing Uzbekistan at the Generation Connect Young Leadership Programme (GCYLP) in Geneva, Switzerland.
Organized by the ITU and Huawei, the programme aims to develop young digital leaders, support innovative initiatives, and promote digital solutions.
6,700 candidates from 150 countries applied for the programme, with 30 young leaders from 24 countries selected following the international selection process.
International Experience Exchange
During the training held in Geneva from 14 to 18 September, participants strengthened their knowledge in innovation, project management, leadership, digital inclusion, and sustainable development.
The programme also included visits to WIPO, ITC and the United Nations Office at Geneva — Palais des Nations.
Interaction with international experts and young leaders provided Mokhirjon with valuable knowledge, skills, and opportunities to expand his international network.