Projects during SSP and hospitality of the Japanese nation had inspired us. I became acquainted with many people from different countries and with Japanese culture. After this, my interest in learning Japanese language became strong. That's why I applied to Tashkent State University of Law (TSUL). Moreover, TSUL has the capacity to send students to Nagoya University of Economics every year to enhance academic skills and get more acquainted with Japanese culture and society. For reference, the agreement on academic cooperation and exchange was signed between TSUL and Nagoya University of Economics in 2018. Since them, a number of scientific and practical conferences, joint projects, and academic mobility programs were realized within the framework of the agreement. I came to know these global platforms of science and technology through SSP. This experience inspired me to build my career also in technological field.

I believe I am capable of maintaining good relationship between my country and the outside world since I have developed teamwork and communication skills through partaking in various projects and student clubs. Furthermore, I accepted a request to work in the Ministry of Innovation of Uzbekistan as an intern. In addition to that, I am going to apply for JACAFA (Japan-Central Asia Friendship Association) scholarship since it will grant an extra opportunity to keep close bond with the Japanese community.

Another reason why I consider myself eligible to take part in this program is that I was found to be eligible for the Zulfiya State Prize. Since 1999, the Zulfiya Prize has been granted to the most promising candidates to promote the role of women in our country. (Note: It is given to the winner in the branch of literature science, art and culture, girls of the aged group from 14 to 22 years old.)

So please let me keep in touch with you and I will be so grateful if you notify me with news related with the Sakura Science Club.

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