This article analyzes the system of values in Uzbekistan, its main types (national, religious, spiritual and moral, social, cultural, and universal values), and their role in the development of society. Furthermore, the historical evolution of adherence to values—from ancient times to the conditions of globalization—is illuminated on a scientific-analytical basis. The article reveals the significance of values in the formation of nationality, spirituality, morality, and national pride. In modern society, ensuring mutual harmony between traditional and global values is considered an urgent scientific problem. The research results substantiate the crucial role of values in social stability and the education of youth.

Values, national values, spirituality, morality, globalization, social development, cultural heritage, youth education, human rights, social stability.

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