On October 30, Senior Research Fellow of the Center for American Studies led a training seminar focused on enhancing the design of presentations and analytical materials. This seminar was conducted as part of a broader refresher course tailored for heads of khokimiyats (local administrations) currently undertaking professional training at the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Fazliddin Djamalov, the seminar’s moderator, presented an in-depth exploration of foundational principles behind effective presentation design. His session encompassed not only the theoretical underpinnings but also practical, up-to-date methodologies that reflect contemporary trends in visual communication and information structuring. He introduced a suite of design tools and frameworks aimed at elevating the professionalism of analytical materials, equipping the participants with the skills to produce visually compelling and easily interpretable presentations. Emphasis was placed on enhancing the audience's cognitive engagement and retention through a more structured and visually accessible layout, which, in turn, supports a more effective communication flow.

Participants were notably enthusiastic, with many highlighting the seminar’s relevance to their responsibilities in managing regional affairs. They acknowledged the value of these advanced design methods in augmenting their professional competence, particularly in the analytical and presentation aspects critical for public administration. The attendees expressed strong interest in similar future master classes, viewing them as essential for maintaining a high standard of analytical acumen and presentation skills that are vital in their communication with both the public and governmental stakeholders.