The newly established center is equipped with modern infrastructure designed for learning, independent study, and collaborative projects, providing students and faculty members with broad access to educational, scientific, and digital resources.

The upgraded Information Resource Center houses a collection of 5,483 books, including contemporary textbooks, scientific publications, and reference materials. The university is also developing its own library management system, which will enable electronic catalog searches and more efficient management of library resources, further enhancing accessibility for students and academic staff. In addition, users have access to international electronic databases, including EBSCO and Springer, as well as a wide range of digital learning resources.

During the visit, Minister Sherzod Shermatov held an open dialogue with students, discussing the future of the digital industry, emerging skills in demand, employment opportunities for young professionals, and career development prospects. The Minister also listened to students’ proposals and ideas.

The visit further included a presentation of the university’s strategic development plans and future priorities. Discussions focused on the institution’s key achievements, the expansion of academic programs, international partnerships, and initiatives aimed at strengthening Inha University’s position as one of the region’s leading centers for training IT professionals.