This article analyzes the interconnectedness and role in development processes of Uzbekistan's "Action Strategy" implemented during 2017-2021, the "Development Strategy" planned for 2022-2026, and the subsequently adopted "Uzbekistan-2030" strategy. Through evaluation of strategic documents and their implementation, the research demonstrates the continuity of reforms in the country and their results. The paper systematically examines the content of these strategies, implemented reforms, and future plans, revealing their significance for Uzbekistan's development.

Action Strategy, Development Strategy, Uzbekistan-2030, reforms, state policy, economic development, social sphere, mahalla.

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