The inaugural meeting of LEX TALK, a new discussion club for the master’s students of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, has taken place in Tashkent.
Created as a platform for thoughtful and open professional conversation, LEX TALK brings together future legal practitioners who are ready to test ideas, exchange perspectives and develop the language of international legal dialogue.
European experience — shared directly
The first guest of the club was Ulug‘bek Qodirov, a master’s student at Sapienza University of Rome. In a candid presentation entitled “European Experience for a Stronger Justice System,” he reflected on his academic journey from Uzbekistan to Europe and spoke about international education, professional mobility and the value of cross-border cooperation.
The conversation went beyond a conventional lecture. Participants asked questions, compared experiences and discussed how international study can broaden professional thinking and contribute to the development of justice institutions.
Confidence, language and professional culture
The session was conducted in English, giving participants an opportunity to strengthen Judicial English, public speaking and legal argumentation skills in a live professional setting. The format encouraged every participant not only to listen, but also to formulate a position and communicate it with clarity.
The meeting was moderated by Bokhodir Sadullaev, Head Coordinator of LEX TALK. At the conclusion of the session, the guest speaker was presented with a certificate in recognition of his contribution to the club’s first professional dialogue.
LEX TALK begins with a simple conviction: strong legal institutions are built by professionals who can think independently, speak confidently and remain open to the world.
The inaugural meeting marked the beginning of a continuing series of discussions designed to connect legal knowledge with international experience—and to make professional dialogue a living part of legal education.
