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Vol. 12 No. 11 (2025)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development

Articles

GLOBAL HEALTH AS AN ELEMENT OF PUBLIC SECURITY: THE CASE OF UZBEKISTAN

Published 2025-11-29

  • Malikabonu Dastamova Narkuzi kizi

Malikabonu Dastamova Narkuzi kizi
Independent Researcher

Abstract

This study explores the interconnection between global health systems and public security, using Uzbekistan as a case study. Through a theoretical review and an empirical mini-survey, it analyzes how national health reforms contribute to strengthening social trust, resilience to epidemiological risks, and citizens’ sense of safety. The main hypothesis is that public security in Uzbekistan directly depends on the effectiveness of global health strategies and their adaptation to local conditions. The conclusion presents recommendations for further enhancement of health diplomacy and youth participation mechanisms.

Keywords

global health, public security, Uzbekistan, health as security, SDG 3.

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