Increasing legal culture and awareness are fundamental principles of a fair and prosperous society.

Certainly, forming a fair judicial system has never been easy; most countries in the world are struggling with corruption, political interference, and several other problems that undermine the integrity of the legal system. Uzbekistan is one of those countries that have faced serious problems in building a fair judicial system. In this article we will dwell on these problems and how their solutions are being achieved.

To ensure true independence, impartiality, openness, and transparency in the work of the courts and to improve the efficiency and quality of justice, our country is carrying out large-scale judicial reforms as part of building a New Uzbekistan. The main purpose of this is to ensure in practice the constitutional right of citizens to justice, the reliable protection of their rights and freedoms through the courts and to increase their confidence in justice.

In the annual report of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) for December 2023, In 206 countries worldwide, Uzbekistan's National Anti-Doping Agency ranks among the strongest groups.

In a transformative era for the agricultural sector, significant strides have been made under the astute guidance of President of Uzbekistan. The nation has witnessed unprecedented success, driven by a commitment to innovation and the infusion of cutting-edge advancements from the realms of science and technology into agriculture.

The fight against corruption remains one of the most pressing problems in the modern world. Currently, the cost of corruption is about three trillion dollars. However, it is impossible to measure the scale of moral harm caused to society.

Corruption is a real threat that undermines the foundations of all humanity, strikes at the economy, destroys the rule of law and sharply reduces people's trust in government policies, and impedes the development of democratic institutions.

In New Uzbekistan, the emphasis in the ongoing reforms of political, legal and socio-economic modernization is on human rights. Moreover, the state supports the UN call to intensify the movement to respect human rights, which is duly reflected in the Uzbekistan 2030 Strategy and is in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

the decision has been made to continue direct flights on the "Tashkent-Tokyo-Tashkent" route from December 2023 to March 2024.

Rich in cultural and historical heritage, Uzbekistan, located on the crossroads of the Great Silk Road, for centuries, served as a bridge between Europe, the Middle East, and South and East Asia. Eminent men of science, who laid the foundations of various disciplines were born and found their fame on this land.