During the recent meeting of British Council IELTS partner centres, the role of Innovative Centre in promoting the IELTS exam was highlighted. But one thing was especially recognised — Innovative Centre and the British Council are the ones who brought the IELTS exam to Samarkand, at a time when candidates had to travel almost 300 km to take the speaking test and then return again to sit the main exam. Since 2018, more than 12,000 students have realised their potential by taki

by Timurbek Djalilov Supported by Bobirjon Bakhtiyorov These days, Instagram is full of people who flash a single certificate and suddenly act like they’ve discovered the secret formula for IELTS 9.0. They claim: • “My Listening is 9, do exactly what I say.” • “Join my Telegram channel and you will get Reading 9 in two weeks.” • “Use this magical book and you’ll become a genius overnight.” Let’s be serious. IELTS doesn’t work like that. A 9.0 is not achieved through shortcuts

By Sukhrob Murodov I really liked the financing structure used in the construction of Hyperion, a Meta Data Center being constructed in Louisiana: Meta is hiring by a “bucketload”, borrowing and issuing stocks that equal $30 billion taken overall. The deal has been called “Beignet”, where in Meta will take most of the debt off its financial statements, and instead report information related to this particular project on consolidated, separate financial statements. Beignet inv

During the historic 43rd General Conference of UNESCO held in Samarkand, the delegation of the Innovative Centre participated in the ministerial roundtable on “Tech Diplomacy & Multilateral Cooperation” and officially joined the Samarkand Declaration on Tech Diplomacy, pledging to promote global dialogue on digital governance and innovation. The event, organized by the Tech Diplomacy Institute in collaboration with UNESCO, brought together representatives from 10 countries, r