STRENGTHENING UZBEKISTAN’S FUTURE THROUGH STRATEGIC REFORMS
Keywords:
secular state, government, Constitution, reforms, strategy, human, development, sectors, social justiceAbstract
The Uzbekistan – 2030 strategy aims to establish a people-centered and humane state by prioritizing sustainable development, economic growth, and social well-being. It aligns with global development goals, emphasizing education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, and governance reforms. The strategy incorporates public participation, including Uzbek expatriates, ensuring a comprehensive approach to progress. By enhancing human dignity and national security, Uzbekistan is strengthening its global standing, fostering innovation, and advancing towards a stable and prosperous future.
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