Uzbekistan Prioritizes Social Stability Over Democratic Reforms in New Development Programs
Uzbekistan announced seven national development programs on its independence anniversary, sidelining democratic reforms in favor of socio-economic priorities. The programs focus on education, healthcare, high-tech economy transition, judicial independence, neighborhood empowerment, and peaceful diplomacy, aiming to maintain public support and consolidate the current government's power.
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