THE USE OF ENGLISH IN SPECIALIZED HYDROMELIORATION PROJECTS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

This article highlights the importance of English in relation to cooperation in the field of hydromelioration. With the water resource management, considering international collaboration, strategic interaction between foreign partners is pivotal for the success of joint undertakings. English is the principal language in every sphere; be it technological documentation, international dealings, publications, or transmission of innovations and modern technologies. The research aims at understanding the role of English in fostering international partnership through knowledge acquired in global training programs and international scientific congresses conducted abroad as well as through skills in technical translation which mitigate obstructions to information flow. Considerable focus is placed on the interpretation of accuracy within project documents in international scope and the influence of mastering specialized vocabulary on meeting international standards. The paper discusses extensively the problems associated with communication in a foreign language by people from non English speaking countries and suggests pragmatic measures such as training in technical English and preparing textbook materials in two languages. The article reveals the need to focus on training English as a foreign language in combination with the pragmatic study of hydromelioration for strengthening international relations and enhancing project effectiveness.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667091
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Second Language Learning and Teaching
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THE USE OF ENGLISH IN SPECIALIZED HYDROMELIORATION PROJECTS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Second Language Learning and Teaching
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THE USE OF ENGLISH IN SPECIALIZED HYDROMELIORATION PROJECTS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

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This article highlights the importance of English in relation to cooperation in the field of hydromelioration. With the water resource management, considering international collaboration, strategic interaction between foreign partners is pivotal for the success of joint undertakings. English is the principal language in every sphere; be it technological documentation, international dealings, publications, or transmission of innovations and modern technologies. The research aims at understanding the role of English in fostering international partnership through knowledge acquired in global training programs and international scientific congresses conducted abroad as well as through skills in technical translation which mitigate obstructions to information flow. Considerable focus is placed on the interpretation of accuracy within project documents in international scope and the influence of mastering specialized vocabulary on meeting international standards. The paper discusses extensively the problems associated with communication in a foreign language by people from non English speaking countries and suggests pragmatic measures such as training in technical English and preparing textbook materials in two languages. The article reveals the need to focus on training English as a foreign language in combination with the pragmatic study of hydromelioration for strengthening international relations and enhancing project effectiveness.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers (UZ)
Partnerships for the goals
Openalex Percentile: Top 47%
Second Language Learning and Teaching
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