During the meeting, the participants exchanged views on the development of a unique scientific research platform — the “Children’s Scientific Research Hub” project — designed to provide scientifically grounded support for children’s personal development, psychological well-being and safety in the context of modern society and digital technologies.
The project is envisaged to cover key areas related to childhood, including the identification of talented children, monitoring of their personal and psychological development, as well as the establishment of a national database on child well-being.
The Children’s Ombudsman, in turn, expressed readiness to actively cooperate in the implementation of the project, particularly by providing legal and methodological support aimed at ensuring the rights and legitimate interests of children.
Through this ambitious practical project, the aim is to position Uzbekistan in the coming years as one of the leading countries in the field of scientific research and innovative programmes for children, as well as to establish the country as a hub for research and strategic approaches in the areas of child policy and the protection of children’s rights.
