Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s path of enlightenment and upcoming elections
Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the President of Uzbekistan, has defined a vision to modernize Uzbekistan since assuming office in 2016.
His vision revolves around implementing a series of economic, political, human rights and social reforms to transform Uzbekistan into a more open, prosperous, and globally integrated nation.
Shavkat Mirziyoyev vision and path of enlightenment to excel the nation towards growth and prosperity, while ensuring equal distribution of benefits amongst all members of society without any discrimination
Here we will see the specific area related to governance and human rights in which Mirziyoyev’s government implemented various tasks successfully which will be the key to success for Shavkat Mirziyoyev in upcoming elections:
- Bureaucratic Reforms: Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s government has taken steps to reduce bureaucratic barriers and streamline administrative procedures. This includes simplifying the process for business registration, implementing electronic governance systems, and establishing one-stop centers for public services. These reforms aim to improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the government.
- Anti-Corruption Measures: Fighting corruption has been a priority for President Mirziyoyev. The government has established the Anti-Corruption Agency to investigate and prosecute corrupt practices. Additionally, measures have been taken to enhance financial transparency, strengthen the rule of law, and promote accountability in public administration.
- Judicial Reforms: Uzbekistan has implemented reforms to strengthen the independence and effectiveness of the judiciary. Measures include increasing judicial training, improving access to justice, and enhancing the professionalism and integrity of judges. These reforms aim to ensure a fair and impartial judicial system that upholds the rule of law.
- Freedom of Expression: The Mirziyoyev government has made efforts to improve freedom of expression and media freedom in Uzbekistan. Independent media outlets have emerged, and journalists have been granted more leeway to report on sensitive topics. Internet censorship has been relaxed, allowing greater access to online information and social media platforms.
- Human rights: Uzbekistan has engaged in human rights dialogues with international organizations and partners. The government has cooperated with the United Nations and other human rights bodies.
- Prison Reforms: The government has taken steps to improve prison conditions and reduce the number of individuals unjustly detained. Efforts have also been made to improve rehabilitation programs and reintegrate former prisoners into society.
- New Constitution of Uzbekistan: The “New Constitution of Uzbekistan” has initiated a genuine effort towards greater politicization and democracy. The referendum has guaranteed the safeguarding and provision of essential necessities and fundamental human rights. The recently approved constitution has successfully embraced and incorporated the innovative idea of Society, System, and State, which is certainly a promising development.
On April 30, 2023 the people of Uzbekistan showed great wisdom and forward-thinking by overwhelmingly supporting constitutional reforms that pledged to enhance individual rights.
Uzbek President’s vision to excel the nation towards growth and prosperity, while ensuring equal distribution of benefits amongst all members of society without any discrimination.
The referendum has created New Uzbekistan in which “New Public Policy” containing rule of law, human rights and freedoms has been constitutionally guaranteed.
Human Rights reforms, Freedom of Expression, Anti-Corruption Measures, educational programs and economic policies are the “key priorities” of New Uzbekistan which will be further improved after the holding of early presidential elections on July 9, 2023.
