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THEME:12 Uzbekistan's cooperation with the international community and its democratic principles.                               The plan: 1. Social - legal framework of foreign policy of Uzbekistan. 2. Uzbekistan and the international community.

Chapter XIX President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Section 89. The President of the Republic of Uzbekistan is the head of state and executive power in the Republic of Uzbekistan. President of Uzbekistan is both Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers

At the turn of the twentieth and beginning of the XXI century has seen many historical changes. With the disintegration of the Union over the period of confrontation between the two systems. In the last decade, began to form a new democratic community without confrontation between the two systems, which is the most important force modern world progress.

During the years of independence Uzbekistan has developed and consistently implements the basic principles of its foreign policy. They come primarily from the fact that our country strives to build its foreign policy of peace based on equality and mutual benefit, non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.

Uzbekistan is the central geopolitical position in Central Asia Uzbekistan is the central geopolitical position in Central Asia. Population Uzbekistan is 50% of the population of this region. And so on which path of Uzbekistan, to a certain extent on the development of the neighboring states. Another reason is, appear that are concentrated the most important line of the Central Asian region, largely continues the tradition of the Great Silk Road.

During the years of independence Uzbekistan has developed and consistently implements the basic principles of its foreign policy. Our state is seeking to build its foreign policy. Our state seeks to build its foreign politics the principles of equality and mutual benefit, non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.

These principles in Islam Karimov "Uzbekistan: a path of renewal and progress":? - Fully integrate the mutual interests of the supremacy of their own ethnic state-national interests; Peace and security, peaceful solution of conflicts, respect for human rights, non-use of or threat of force in resolving support issues

Equality, mutual benefit and non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries; The principle of openness in foreign policy, regardless of ideologies; Recognition of the priority of international law over domestic law; Establishment and development of bilateral and multilateral relations.

Uzbekistan's foreign policy objectives were set out in the report of our President Islam Karimov at the first session of the Oliy Majlis of the second convocation, "Our goal - the independence and prosperity of the country, freedom and well-being of the people." In this speech was specifically disclosed tasks of foreign policy, 1. Peace and stability, security in Central Asia.

1. The Uzbek government believes that the solution to the Afghan problem is a "protracted" in nature, which in turn determines the conservation threats and escalation of such dangerous phenomena such as international terrorism, drug trafficking and arms trafficking throughout the region and beyond.

Uzbekistan there is every reason to hope that positivism display new administration on the issue of Pakistan Afghani-tang, can have a beneficial effect on the solution. Tashkent Declaration was updated and supplemented by the Heads of State of Central Asia April 20, 2000 in Tashkent,

President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev, Kyrgyzstan - A President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev, Kyrgyzstan - A. Akayev, Tajikistan – I. Rakhmonov, Uzbekistan - Islam Karimov. 2. Achieving facing the Republic of Uzbekistan objectives to build a flourishing democratic state with a developed market economy is directly related to the general integration of Uzbekistan into the global community.

In his speech, "Our main goal - democratization and renewal of society, reform and modernization of the country" ("The Truth of the East" 2005, January 29) Our President said: "We strongly oppose any attempt ideologize international relations. The most important priority of our foreign policy, we see in the preservation of peace and stability in Central Asia and the transformation of the region into true security zone. "

The most important foreign policy priority in the coming period, he said, will remain co-operation with large reputable international financial institutions and organizations such as the International Monetary Fund, World Bank Asian Development Bank, Islamic Development Bank, etc.

Uzbek leadership attaches great importance to the development and strengthening of relations with the major powers - the U.S., Russia, Japan, China, Germany, France, and other European Union countries. Our country has close relations with the Republic of South Korea, India and other countries in South and South - East Asia, the Middle East and the Arab.

Currently, 165 countries have recognized Uzbekistan Currently, 165 countries have recognized Uzbekistan. Republic established formal diplomatic relations with over 120 countries. 35 countries have opened embassies in the capital of our country.