The new edition of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan is based on the “person-society-state” paradigm and has practical significance, reflecting the rights and interests of all categories - youth, women, teachers, persons with disabilities, and even those who have committed a crime.

According to the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan, over the past few years our country has undergone an accelerated economic transformation and is increasingly appearing in the international community as one of the symbols of openness, innovation and determination in removing various kinds of barriers to business and investment. At the same time, world practice and experience show that the problems that hinder the investment and innovation activity of business can no longer be solved by simple tools - the provision of preferences or the publication of new declarative norms.

Issues of women's equality and safety have become an integral part of modern society, both at the international level and at the level of each country. Violence against women is one of the most serious problems that exists in many forms in many cultures and societies. Therefore, the fight against this evil is necessary and requires constant discussion and action by all participants of society.

Central Asia stands out as one of the world's most vulnerable regions to the impacts of climate change. With features such as drought, highly fluctuating temperatures, low rainfall, and an uneven distribution of resources, the region is notably susceptible to the effects of climate change.