In Uzbekistan, cooperation between civil society and the state plays a crucial role in democratic reforms and social stability. This article analyzes the development of civil society institutions, public oversight, the activities of non-governmental organizations, and the mechanisms of their cooperation with the state. The advantages and existing challenges of the national model—formed on the basis of a legal framework, open dialogue platforms, and principles of social partnership—are examined. The study finds that the development of civil society in Uzbekistan promotes greater public engagement, expands citizen participation in governance, and strengthens democratic values.

civil society, state, cooperation, national model, democratic reforms, public oversight, NGOs, legal framework.

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