International organizations. Plan

The main foreign policy tasks of Uzbekistan in modern times are as follows:

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  consistent development of international cooperation in political, trade-economic, cultural-humanitarian, scientific-technical and other spheres;
  
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  creating the most favorable foreign policy conditions for effective implementation of democratic reforms in the country and dynamic processes of modernization of society and economy;
  
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  preserving and strengthening peace and stability in Central Asia, turning the region into a zone of security and sustainable development, assisting to achievement of peace and stability in Afghanistan;
  
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  forming a balanced and multidimensional system of strategic partnership with leading states of the world and international organizations, maintaining geopolitical balance in the region, broad diversification of trade, economic, technological, transport and other relations of Uzbekistan;
  
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  using political, diplomatic and international legal mechanisms, including the measures of preventive diplomacy, to timely settlement of existing or emerging problems in the region;
  
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  consolidating Uzbekistan’s international image as a reliable political and economic partner, enhancing the investment, tourist, cultural and historical attractiveness of the country in the international arena;
  
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  active development and use of mechanisms of bilateral and multilateral cooperation to promote attraction of direct foreign investments and high technologies to priority sectors of national economy;
  
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  promoting the formation and development of multivariate system of international transport-communication corridors which provide a reliable and stable access for Uzbekistan to global markets;
  
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  ensuring comprehensive protection of the rights and interests of citizens and legal entities of the Republic of Uzbekistan abroad.
  

Cooperation with International Organisations in Geneva