This article explores how Uzbekistan is responding to the global challenges of extremism and terrorism. It begins with President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s reflections on rising ethnic and religious tensions around the world, framing the urgent need for stronger international cooperation. The article outlines the country’s key strategies reforming laws, protecting human rights, and engaging with global and regional partners like the UN, SCO, and CIS. It also highlights humanitarian efforts such as Operation “Mehr,” which helped bring Uzbek citizens, especially women and children, back from conflict zones. At its core, the piece stresses that lasting peace and security especially in Central Asia depend on unity, mutual respect, and a thoughtful balance between national safety and civil freedoms.
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