Ibragimov Otabek
Ibragimov Otabek Ergashboy, son of Ergashboy, was born on December 3, 2002, in Qo’shko’pir district, Khorezm region. His nationality is Uzbek. He completed his education at School No. 38 from 2010 to 2021.
In 2021, he was admitted to Gulistan State University in the field of engineering and technology of construction and technology of light industry based on a government grant.
During his studies, he conducted research on the topic “The Role of Light Industry Products in Market Economics” and published more than 15 articles and theses.
He participated in the QUVNOQLAR and ZUKKOLAR competitions, which are part of the five-year support program, and secured third place.
He also contributed to the evaluation and preparation of the QUVNOQLAR and ZUKKOLAR competitions in the semifinal and final stages held in the Samarqand region.
He has received over 180 certificates and diplomas for active participation in international and national conferences.
He is a member of the Guldu Faculty of Production Engineering, a youth leader of the Yuksalish national movement, and an active member of the “Istiqbolli avlod” state organization.
On October 25, 2022, he was awarded the “ILM-FAN Fidokori” Excellence Certificate, Medal, and Certificates during the International Day of Friendship (IDF) organized by the United Nations.
On November 14, 2022, he was honored with the “Yuqori Iste’dod” Medal and Certificate from Kazakhstan.
On January 13, 2023, he was awarded the “ILM-FAN IFTIXORI” Excellence Certificate, Medal, and Certificates from the Ilg’or Research Center for Scientific Research.
He has been recognized with the Badge of Honor for International Services. Currently, he is a third-year student at Gulistan State University.
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