The development of effective, coordinated anti-corruption policies in Uzbekistan is primarily driven by Article 5 of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).

Recent events have brought Uzbekistan into the spotlight as the nation has adopted a new approach to development. The Action Strategy for five priority areas of development of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2017-2021 and the Development Strategy of New Uzbekistan for 2022-2026 have paved the way for significant changes in the country's foreign policy. 

Today, the people of Uzbekistan and their friends around the world are celebrating a momentous occasion - the 32nd anniversary of their country's independence. This date holds great significance as it marks the period of a renewed life for the country and its diverse population, filled with both fruitful and challenging years.

Uzbekistan is one of the five leading countries in the production of natural uranium. In recent years, the industry has entered a new stage of development thanks to a long-term strategy.

Every morning, we bask in the happiness that floods our room as the sun's rays break through the window. This natural occurrence reminds us that light inevitably follows darkness and that ultimately, good triumphs over evil. This realization fills us with a renewed sense of strength and optimism. The sun's rays symbolize the power of both science and knowledge. Just as the sun sustains life on earth, enlightenment enables us to live in harmony with the laws of goodness, fostering a peaceful and prosperous existence. It empowers us to grow, evolve, and make progress towards a brighter future. 

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Every state must protect a person's rights, honor, and dignity at the constitutional level. Updating the constitution through ongoing reforms can help guarantee these protections.

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In recent years, Uzbekistan has undergone significant political and legal changes. On April 30, 2023, a new version of the Constitution was adopted, replacing the previous version from December 8, 1992.