At the Tajik University of Innovation and Digital Technologies, within the framework of the scientific events plan, on April 20, 2026, the section “Programming Technologies and Artificial Intelligence” was held as part of a scientific-theoretical conference of professors, teachers, and students.

This event was dedicated to the Day of Tajik Science, the declaration of 2025–2030 as the “Years of Digital Economy Development and Innovation,” as well as the 20th anniversary of the development of natural, mathematical, and exact sciences (2020–2040) and the 35th anniversary of the State Independence of the Republic of Tajikistan (April 20–24, 2026). The event was conducted at a high scientific level.

The section was conducted under the supervision of PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Acting Associate Professor U.T. Naimov, while the secretary duties were performed by PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Acting Associate Professor B.R. Sharifzoda.

During the section, research results of teachers and students were presented, and key issues in programming, artificial intelligence, and digital technologies were thoroughly discussed.

The following scientific presentations were delivered:

“The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence: From Traditional Tools to Digital Technologies”;

“Cybernetic Approaches and Artificial Intelligence in Simple System Management”;

“The Development of Programming Based on Artificial Intelligence”;

“Rapid Digitalization of Tajikistan in the Modern Era”;

“The Use of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in Data Analysis”;

“Electronic Library as a Digital Learning Environment”.

During discussions, participants paid special attention to the implementation of modern technologies, effective use of artificial intelligence, and development of the digital environment.

At the end of the event, it was emphasized that such scientific meetings contribute to the development of scientific thinking, research skills, and analytical abilities. Active participation of teachers and students helps improve the quality of education, train highly qualified specialists, and promote scientific research activities.

Such events also strengthen the connection between science and practice, encourage experience sharing, and support innovative solutions to current challenges in the field.