International Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities Research · Vol. 2 No. January Issue (2026)

The Uzbekistan-2030 Strategy: Priority Directions And Practical Significance Of The Development Of New Uzbekistan

Authors

  • Otabek Rasulov

Keywords

Uzbekistan-2030 Strategy New Uzbekistan human dignity education reform youth policy economic development public administration spirituality higher education civil society

Abstract

This article analyzes the principal directions of the Uzbekistan-2030 Strategy – its orientation toward human dignity and the interests of the people, and its coverage of the questions of education and science, youth policy, economic development, public administration, and spirituality. The methodological significance of the strategy for educators in higher-education institutions, and the possibilities of linking it with the teaching process and scholarly research, are elucidated. The article also puts forward practical proposals for promoting the content of the strategy more widely.

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