About American Councils Uzbekistan
About American Councils Uzbekistan
In 2018, American Councils became the first US NGO registered in Uzbekistan in more than a decade, an event heralded by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and the White House. We are thrilled to reopen our Tashkent office and look forward to working with the people of Uzbekistan through our transformational programming.
We offer unparalleled access to key individuals, offices, and institutions in Uzbekistan through our robust, local networks. This includes more than 2,000 Uzbek alumni, as well as partners in Uzbekistan’s educational, business, and government sectors. All of our programs are backed by our global expertise.
About American Councils
The world’s most successful institutions and determined nations work with American Councils for International Education through cultural exchange, language training, and professional development.
Since 1974, our educational portfolio has grown to include 184 countries important to national security, prosperity, and peace. Our programs are backed by thorough research to ensure their quality and integrity. Our participants represent a spectrum of learners, from high school through the postdoctoral and professional level.
To date, we have built a community of more than 120,000 alumni, including national leaders, ministers, members of parliament, ambassadors, and CEOs.
Mission
American Councils innovates at the intersection of education, economic growth, and diplomacy by engaging people in rigorous learning and by building strategic networks between Americans and people around the world to advance shared peace and prosperity.
Vision
A world where education opens transformative pathways between the United States and other nations, enabling people and institutions to adapt, lead, and thrive.
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Contact information
American Councils for International Education Uzbekistan
12 Shota Rustaveli Street,
Grand Business Center, Yakkasaroy District,
100070, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
T: +998 78 150 71 50
E: info.uz@americancouncils.org