Foreign Policy of Uzbekistan: An Active and Pragmatic way Built on the Basis of National Interests
Keywords:
Uzbekistan, Central Asia, foreign policy, national interests, strategy, development, , regional cooperation
Abstract
The article analyzes the new constructive political initiatives put forward by Uzbekistan over the past five years and supported by the world community, as well as the positive trends in the Central Asian region. The article notes that Central Asia is undergoing a process of serious political transformation, in which the principles of openness and constructiveness, mutual trust and respect are becoming stronger. This, according to the author, gives hope that in the near future Central Asia will enter the process of integration in the world as a single place of sustainable development and give it a new quality and content.
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2. Rahimov, M., Saidolimov, S. (2017). Regional Integration Issue in Central Asia: Local, Regional and Global Factors. Contemporary Global Trends: Challenges and Risks for Central Asia. Almaty, 21-34.
3. Saidolimov, S.T. (2004). Central Asia: Conditions and Prospectives. 아태연구, 11(1), 287-295.
4. Saidolimov, S.T. (2005). Features of some conceptual approaches to security. International relations, 16-23.
5. Saidolimov, S. (2019). Deepening Complementarities between South Korea and Uzbekistan. Theoretical & Applied Science, (9), 450-453.
6. Nazirov, M. (2020). Processes of Forming New Centers of Power in the SCO Space. The American Journal of Political Science, Law and Criminology, 2(11), 26-32.
7. Nazirov, M. (2020). Youth as a leading power of Uzbekistan. Light of Islam. 4, 107-116.
8. Nazirov, M., Mukhammadsidiqov, M. (2020). Central Asia: Involvement of Afghanistan in Regional Development Processes. The American Journal of Social Science and Education Innovations, 2(12), 266-272.
9. Nazirov, M. Some Aspects of Political Transition in Central Asian States. Turkish Online Journal of Qualitative Inquiry. Vol. 6, July 2021, 6813-6817.
Published
2021-12-14
How to Cite
Saidolimov, S. (2021). Foreign Policy of Uzbekistan: An Active and Pragmatic way Built on the Basis of National Interests. Central Asian Journal of Social Sciences and History, 2(12), 96-102. Retrieved from https://cajssh.centralasianstudies.org/index.php/CAJSSH/article/view/216
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