From the Strategy of Action to the Development Strategy

This article analyzes the political-legal, socio-economic, and spiritual-educational aspects of the transition in Uzbekistan from the "Action Strategy" (implemented between 2017 and 2021) to the "Development Strategy of New Uzbekistan" (covering 2022–2026). The study examines the interconnected nature of areas such as strategic governance, state-society relations, human dignity, the *mahalla* institution, economic modernization, poverty reduction, digital governance, and civil society. It argues that while the Action Strategy established the initial institutional foundation for reforms, the Development Strategy has elevated this process to a new qualitative level. Furthermore, the article demonstrates that the continuity of these strategies in the context of Uzbekistan is directly linked to the consistency of state policy, the systematization of dialogue with the public, and the formation of a democratic state governed by the rule of law alongside a strong civil society.

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