SOCIAL PROCESSES IN BUKHARA REGION DURING THE PERIOD OF INDEPENDENCE: AN ANALYSIS BASED ON PRESS SOURCES (1991–2024)
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This study examines social processes in the Bukhara region during the period of Uzbekistan’s independence (1991–2024) based on press materials. The research highlights key transformations in social, economic, and cultural spheres, including rural-urban migration, employment trends, the development of small businesses, women’s participation, education and healthcare reforms, cultural heritage preservation, and technological advancements. The study also analyzes the impact of crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, on social structures and emphasizes the role of community participation and sustainable policies in ensuring social stability. Overall, the research demonstrates the continuous evolution of Bukhara’s social landscape from adaptation and survival to modernization and inclusive development.
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