WAYS TO STRENGTHEN UZBEKISTAN'S POSITION IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
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Uzbekistan, international cooperation, foreign policy, regional integration, diplomacy, economic reform, Central Asia, global partnerships, sustainable development, cultural diplomacy, international relations.Abstract
This article explores strategic approaches to strengthening Uzbekistan’s position in international cooperation. It outlines key areas such as regional integration, economic reforms, diplomatic diversification, human capital development, sustainable practices, cultural diplomacy, and security collaboration. The piece highlights how these efforts can help Uzbekistan enhance its global influence, attract investment, and contribute to regional and international stability. This article explores various strategic pathways Uzbekistan can pursue to bolster its international presence. By leveraging regional alliances, economic modernization, diversified diplomacy, and sustainable initiatives, Uzbekistan can accelerate its transformation into a proactive and respected actor within the global community.
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