-- specialized training in branches of science and technology that have priority for the Republic of Uzbekistan, including in high-technology areas; -- provision by the U.S. side of technical and financial assistance in strengthening and developing the Republic of Uzbekistan’s system of scientific institutions through exchanges and grant programs consistent with U.S. law; and -- such other forms of cooperation as the Sides see fit. Article 4.3 Cooperation in the Area of the Human Dimension The Sides expect to cooperate actively in matters of the human dimension, and express their resolve to ensure the effective exercise and protection of human rights and basic human freedoms, and the strengthening of democracy’s accomplishments in light of the requirements of international law and national legislation. Article 4.4 Cooperation in the Field of Information The Sides wish to encourage a broad and free exchange of information among the mass media, including non-governmental media, and each wishes to encourage the dissemination in the territory of its country of print, audio, and video products and other informational materials of the other country, in accordance with the existing national laws of each Side. The Sides should seek to promote intensified cooperation by the professional associations of journalists and independent journalists of the two countries; the organization of exchanges of information and journalists; the holding of meetings, seminars, and conferences involving specialists on the mass media; and the implementation of joint projects in the area of journalist training. stupsertod stup10site