E. A. Abdalina, R. J. Hoshimova

THE POLICY OF UZBEKISTAN

Political situation in Uzbekistan is stable. The Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan has been adopted. It juridically secures rights, freedoms and duties of a man and a citizen, economic and social rights, declares mass media freedom, belief, recognizes professional unions, political parties, scientific societies, women's organizations, veterans and youth organizations, creative unions, mass movements and other unions of citizens registered in the accepted order.

According to the Constitution the basis of Uzbek economy directed to developing marker relations is property in its different forms. The state guarantees freedom of economic activity, equality and protection of all forms of property.
Private ownership together with other forms of property is inviolable and protected by the state. The owner can be deprived of only in cases and the order envisaged by the Law.
Uzbekistan pursues its home and foreign policy on the basis of the Constitution.
The people are the only source of state power. According to the Constitution of Uzbekistan only the Oli Majlis and the President of the Republic elected by the people can act on benalf of them.
Today Uzbekistan is the most economically stable state of all the former states of the Soviet Union. Declaration of Independence on August 31, 1991 allowed to work out and fulfil its own programme of political and economic changes. In the process of carrying out the reforms there were created juridical bases of functioning of the socially oriented marked economy, institutional structures of market were formed in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
In the conditions of forming market relations the Republic is based on five basic principles.
— priority of economy over policy;
— the main reformer is the state;
— priority of law in the society;
— providing strong social policy;

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  providing, stage by stage, evolutional transition to market economy.