On May 23, 2025, Urgench branch of Tashkent Medical Academy hosted an international scientific-practical conference dedicated to “Current Issues in Pathomorphology in the Republic of Uzbekistan”.

The event aimed to address pressing issues in the development of the pathomorphology field in Uzbekistan, the introduction of modern diagnostic methods, and the exchange of international experience.

The opening ceremony was attended by renowned scientists, specialists, representatives of medical higher education institutions, residents, and young researchers from both Uzbekistan and abroad. Participants agreed that such conferences give a significant boost to the advancement of the field and play a vital role in improving the quality of medical education.

Deputy Governor of Khorezm Region for Youth Policy, Social Development, and Spiritual-Educational Affairs, S.K.Salayev, delivered a speech, outlining the measures being taken in the region to develop the healthcare sector and support young professionals.

Other distinguished guests who delivered congratulatory addresses included:

Professor V.A.Tsinzerling – Head of the Department of Pathomorphology at V.A. Almazov National Medical Research Center, St. Petersburg, Russia;
Professor A.M.Daurekhanov – Representative of Khoja Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University, Kazakhstan;
Professor B.A.Magrupov – Dean of the Faculty of Management, Social and Primary Healthcare at the Center for Advanced Medical Training;
Professor N.A.Nishanov – Director of the Pathological Anatomy Center of the Republic of Uzbekistan;
Professor N.Y.Orlinskaya – Head of the Department of Pathological Anatomy at the Privolzhsky Research Medical University, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.

Key topics of the conference included:

Urgent issues in pathomorphology in Uzbekistan,
Application of modern diagnostic methods in pathology,
The role of morphology in medicine,
Pathomorphological features specific to the southern Aral Sea regions,
Broader medical issues and research directions.

During the conference, Professor Bahrom Sobirjanovich Yuldashev of the Department of Pathomorphology at the Branch was awarded the academic title of “Academician” by the Turon Academy of Sciences of the Institute of the History of the Peoples of Central Asia named after Maxpirat. He was also honored with a special breast badge.

This prestigious recognition was awarded for Professor Yuldashev’s contributions to scientific research, the history and culture of Uzbekistan, and his extensive work in the field of pathomorphology. The award serves not only as a personal achievement but also as an inspiring example for young scholars.

This international scientific platform served as a catalyst for sharing new academic perspectives and innovative approaches. It marked an important step in integrating Uzbekistan's pathomorphology field into the global scientific community.

At the conclusion of the conference, participants proposed recommendations to further develop the pathomorphology sector, enhance research productivity, expand international collaboration, and support young professionals.

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