Teachers received a Presidential gift - a BYD car.

Two teachers working in schools in Bukhara and Namangan regions were presented with a Presidential gift - a BYD CHAZOR car.

On September 15 of this year, on the eve of Teachers' and Mentors' Day, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, during a meeting with industry workers, familiarized himself with the activities of Billura Ikromova, an English teacher at School No. 38 in Romitan district, and Nodira Nabiyeva, an English teacher at School No. 37 in Turakurgan district.

It is reported that after graduating from Reading University in Great Britain, which is in the Top 200, Billura Ikromova chose to teach English at a school in the most remote village of Romitan, despite receiving job offers from large organizations.

She holds prestigious international certificates such as TESOL, ESOL, and IELTS (C1), and is the initiator of a mentoring project for rural girls.

At the initiative of Billura Ikromova, projects were prepared for large grants, and hundreds of young people had the opportunity to study abroad and participate in social programs.

Therefore, in recognition of his work, the President's gift - a BYD CHAZOR car - was solemnly presented.

The President also acknowledged the work of Nodira Nabiyeva, an English language teacher at School No. 37 in the Turakurgan district of the Namangan region.

On the same day, during his visit to the Namangan region, Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with this teacher and got acquainted with his pedagogical activities.

After the meeting, Nodira Nabiyeva was solemnly presented with a presidential gift - a BYD CHAZOR car.

Nodira Nabiyeva created an "English-Uzbek Sign Language Dictionary," and her book "Teaching English to Deaf Students" was published by Lambert Academic Publishing in Germany. This literature, translated into 8 languages, is used as an auxiliary teaching aid at the University of Galladet, USA.

To date, more than 50 of the teacher's scientific articles have been published in prestigious publications in Germany, the USA, France, England, India, and the Czech Republic.