This article examines the development of Uzbekistan's international security strategy within an increasingly interconnected global framework. It underscores the interdependence of national, regional, and global stability, stressing Uzbekistan’s firm dedication to peaceful resolution of conflicts, arms control, and cooperative international relations. Grounded in state doctrines and presidential policies, the study delves into the guiding principles of the nation’s foreign policy emphasizing sovereignty, neutrality, mutual benefit, and diplomatic engagement. The paper also analyzes critical reforms such as the formation of the National Guard and the Defense Industry Committee. Uzbekistan’s active participation in international alliances like the SCO reflects its aim to reinforce collective security while preserving its independent foreign policy course amid complex global dynamics.

Keywords: Stability, Peace, Innovation, Security, Law, Foreign Policy, Sovereignty, Citizens, Reforms.

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