O‘ZBEKISTON TASHQI SIYOSATIDA KO‘P VEKTORLILIK: XITOY, ROSSIYA VA G‘ARB O‘RTASIDA MUVOZANATNI TA’MINLASH STRATEGIYASI

Maxliyo Omonova and Malika Haydarova

GREEN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT, 2026, vol. 4, issue 7

Abstract: Uzbekistan’s multi-vector foreign policy, particularly the pragmatic and institutional approach thathas evolved since 2016, is examined. The study aims to explain how Uzbekistan manages parallel cooperation withChina, Russia, and Western partners while preserving its strategic autonomy. The research employs a qualitativeapproach grounded in neorealism, balancing theory, and the diplomacy of small states. The findings demonstrate thatUzbekistan’s multi-vector policy simultaneously contributes to national security, economic modernization, investmentdiversification, and regional stability. The study concludes that multi-vectorism represents not merely a declarativeprinciple of Uzbekistan’s foreign policy but also a practical strategic instrument for national development

Keywords: multi-vectorism; Uzbekistan’s foreign policy; strategic autonomy; China; Russia; the West; geopolitics; diplomacy. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21625739

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