Vol. 4 No. 06 (2024)

The teaching of "History of Uzbekistan" presents a unique opportunity to cultivate socially active civic competence among students. This article explores the integration of civic education within the curriculum of history courses and its role in fostering civic engagement, social responsibility, and active citizenship. By studying key historical events, figures, and movements, students gain insights into Uzbekistan's rich heritage and develop critical thinking skills, empathy, and cross-cultural understanding. Through service-learning projects, volunteer opportunities, and community partnerships, students apply their knowledge and skills to address contemporary issues and contribute to positive social change.

At the new stage of Uzbekistan's development, special attention was paid to the comprehensive support of the representatives of the elderly generation. Our state pays special attention to the health and cultural recreation of the participants of the Second World War, single people. Citizens with disabilities living in our country, approved by the decision of the Ministry of Health and Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated May 17, 2016 "The procedure for providing needy persons with prosthetic-orthopedic items, technical rehabilitation equipment and wheelchairs is correct according to the regulation of "prosthesis-orthopaedics" and technical means of rehabilitation are being provided.

Over the centuries, it has developed in various historical regions Uzbekistan, becoming a single and rich system of Customs. In addition to being a formal marriage ceremony, a wedding is also a system of interrelated solemn traditions (girl consent, courtship, marriage period, pre-wedding customs, wedding, etc. National marriage customs reflect all the positive characteristics of the people of Uzbekistan. The marriage traditions of Uzbekistaninfluenced the traditions of other peoples and received certain elements from the culture of other peoples. The effect of time on wedding habits is felt. Recently, as a rule, weddings are held in special wedding palaces, the bride and groom dance , little girls in angelic dresses dance around the bride and groom, time is allocated for modern dancing at the wedding, the bride is thrown, a bouquet is thrown at the end of the wedding, the honeymoon is also of this type.

In the article, as in many countries with significant military infrastructure, the education of children of military personnel in Uzbekistan has specific policies and support systems aimed at mitigating the unique challenges faced by these families, and military personnel in Uzbekistan the socio-cultural features of raising children as a perfect generation are highlighted.

This article examines the diplomatic and political relations between the Bukhara Emirate and the Ottoman State during the 1950s and 1960s. Despite significant geopolitical changes in the mid-20th century, these relations were characterized by a mix of traditional alliances and modern strategic interests. The study explores key diplomatic exchanges, trade agreements, and cultural interactions that defined the bilateral relations of this period. By analyzing historical documents, treaties, and correspondences, the article sheds light on the motivations and implications of the Bukhara Emirate's foreign policy towards the Ottoman State. Furthermore, it highlights the impact of these relations on regional stability and the broader geopolitical landscape. Through this investigation, the article contributes to a deeper understanding of the historical dynamics that influenced the interactions between these two significant political entities in the mid-20th century.