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This article provides a comprehensive VOLUME Vol.05 Issue01 2025 scientific description of the role of the German diaspora in Uzbekistan in bilateral relations and the importance of cooperation in today's globalization environment. COPYRIGHT © 2025 Original content from this work may be used under the terms of the creative commons attributes 4.0 License. Keywords: Uzbekistan, Germany, cooperation. Introduction: Each nation has its own language, spirituality, customs, traditions and value system. Today, there are about 3,000 nations on Earth, and about 200 of them have their own statehood. The remaining nations, having become part of these states, continue their customs and traditions that have been formed over the centuries. At the same time, in multi- ethnic Uzbekistan, representatives of different nationalities have the opportunity to demonstrate their national culture, art, traditions, values, religious attitudes and beliefs, while feeling this country as their homeland. As the First President emphasized, “In the land of the Thousand Islands, Central Asia has become a peaceful center where diverse religions, cultures, and lifestyles coexist, and ethnic tolerance and tolerance have become natural norms necessary for survival and development in the storms of life” [1:128]. Indeed, the government of our republic, while developing its development plans in the early days of independence, paid attention to the promotion of the interests of the multinational people and their strengthening with legal foundations as one of the urgent issues for the future. The more than 150 national and cultural centers and dozens of religious confessionals operating in Uzbekistan are a clear proof of our idea. Understanding national identity is a condition for tolerance, which shapes a person's attitude towards Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research Fundamentals 22 https://eipublication.com/index.php/jsshrf Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research Fundamentals other nations, not only to the heritage and cultural Uzbekistan has gained its own experience in developing heritage of their own nation, but also to the spiritual interethnic relations. This includes not only heritage of other peoples. Our main dictionary - The understanding national identity, fostering a sense of Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Articles 4, national pride and honor, but also preserving and 8, 18, 20, 31, 56, 75, 115) and a number of other laws promoting the language, culture, and customs of of our country emphasize the issue of creating equal nations, and striving to achieve the general unity of all conditions and opportunities for the spiritual and nations in the country. cultural development of the population of different National cultural centers are public organizations nationalities [2]. serving to meet the national cultural needs of In Uzbekistan, representatives of various nationalities representatives of one or another nationality living in have the opportunity to develop the content and Uzbekistan. National cultural centers operate in essence of their own national consciousness, along accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of with the national culture. All this determines the place Uzbekistan and the current laws of the Republic of of tolerance, which is manifested in the diversity of Uzbekistan on public organizations, as well as their own national interests and their harmony in content. Any charter. tolerance serves as the basis for the peaceful The first national and cultural centers were established development of the state of Uzbekistan. in the republican regions by Koreans, Kazakhs, Jews, and The President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Armans in 1989. The rapid development and Mirziyoyev , rightly emphasized the following in his consolidation of these centers began after Uzbekistan speech at a meeting dedicated to the 25th anniversary gained independence. With the independence of of the establishment of the International Center of the Uzbekistan, ample opportunities and necessary Republic: “ In the years of independence, a new stage conditions were created for their effective activity. As a in the development of interethnic relations has begun result, the number of national and cultural centers is in our country. " Developing a culture of tolerance and increasing every year. If in 1992 there were 10 national humanity, strengthening unity and harmony between and cultural centers operating in our Republic, in 1995 nations and citizens, and educating the next their number reached 72, and by 2003 it reached 135. generation on this basis, in the spirit of love and They include republican, regional, city, and district devotion to the Motherland, have been identified as cultural centers [5]. one of the most important priorities of state policy in In 1995, in Tashkent, by agreement reached between Uzbekistan. All of this has found its full expression in the First President of the Republic of Uzbe