The Uzbek Press was recognized at the International Conference.

Uzbekistan's foreign trade turnover in 2022 increased by 18.6% compared to 2021 by more than $ 50 billion. Its 9 billion 280 million dollars corresponds to the Russian khissa, and it reached the first place among the countries involved in this indicator.
Uzbek-Russian relations are developing not only in the economic direction, but also in the social sphere. For example, in the last three four months of journalism alone, our Russian khamkasbs have participated in international conferences and mediaforums held in Fergana and Tashkent. 

In the first days of February, Moscow hosted the international crnferencing dedicated to the problems of Journalism, Media. Lomonosov Moscow State University has become an area where topical issues such as modern times and traditional journalism, social networks, Democratic sermons are being discussed. One of the primary requirements of journalism was no doubt objectivity, and now Kham is so. Olesya Nosova, chief editor of the Komsomolskaya pravda newspaper, one of the leading Russian printed publications, who spoke at the conference, printed in 1.7 million copies in 13 countries of the world, and the special correspondent of the political TV show “Postskrintum” Roman Perevezensevs reports were on this topic. There were a lot of questions, stubborn questions. We were not left out. 

- Reality takes place, which is interpreted in two ways by the media of the two countries. Sometimes absolutely opposite information is given to each other. Tell me who should the viewer, the listener trust? Who does not comply with the obligations of journalism and the so-called impartiality of a journalist?

- The objectivity of a journalist is mandatory, this is what distinguishes him from a blogger. In my opinion, the viewer, the reader, the listener should be able to choose a reliable media for himself and perceive the information that he disseminates as impartial, " said Roman Perevezensev. 

In this answer, impartiality was interpreted not as an obligatory norm of journalism, but as an approach of a reader, listener, viewer, and therefore Ham caused a serious discussion. Even during the break, Ham.

- To our question, what has changed in the Russian media after the start of special practice in Ukraine, – said one of the press officials - the president of the Association of communications agencies of Russia Sergei Pescaryov erinib only: - to this question I cannot answer. I participate in the conference as an expert. Therefore, I refrain from the answer.

Academician Elena Vartanova threw a bite, saying that” the answer is a difficult question." Ha, in the field of international journalism, everything was not even the same. But today's journalism of Uzbekistan aroused great interest among the participants of the conference. There were many questions and answers. As long as freedom of speech, diversity of opinions, Democratic Islamists in the new Uzbekistan have reached journalists and scientists of a foreign country. 

- Very serious changes have occurred in Uzbekistan, - said the deputy dean of the Faculty of journalism of Moscow State University, professor Olga Smirnova. – we observe that the country's media operate on democratic principles. Journalists can safely say the truth of life, even if they do not like the current state of affairs. This Quixote deserves recognition.

The participants of the conference welcomed the establishment of the University of journalism and Mass Communications in Uzbekistan. 

— This is a specific case in journalistic education, where I did not meet his analogy Hech. A university has been established that provides an in-depth academic education for future journalists. This, of course, shows that the president of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev pays close attention to the development of journalism in the country, " said Olga Smirnova.

 The reputation of Uzbekistan in the world community is increasingly growing due to the effectiveness of the islamokhots being implemented. This was recognized by Ham at the pulpit of the International Conference on the problems of journalism in Moscow.

Source:UzA