Students Participate in Colloquium at the French Senate |
| Monday, 12 April 2010 |
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"I learned a lot about the history and development of Uzbekistan, which is the most populated Central Asian country. I particularly found interesting the government's current emphasis on social and environmental issues." says one of the students who attended. |
Students at the School of International Relations at AGS attended a colloquium on Uzbekistan at the French Senate on April 6. The colloquium was organized by the Institut France-Europe-Asie and sponsored by French Senator André Dulair and Ouzbekistan Ambassador to France and Portugal, H.E. Bakhromjon Aloev. The discussions focused on Uzbekistan's development and current position in the international economic and political landscape.
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 Sir Christopher MacRae United Kingdom
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I aim to help my students prepare for life beyond "the groves of academe" - especially how to ask the right questions to work out what is really going on out there. Along the way, they practice writing lucidly and succinctly. It is stimulating teaching such a lively crew. I hope they also find it fun being challenged to analyse the facts without prejudice and to think originally