CENTRAL ASIA AND JAPAN: FUNDAMENTALS AND PROSPECTS OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
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The importance and historical relevance of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Japan's diplomatic ties are examined in this research essay. It also demonstrates the significant impact of ratifying the strategic cooperation agreement between the two nations. The unique characteristics of the Japanese political system are examined, including the composition, organization, and primary duties of the parliament, the process by which parliamentary elections are held, the position and significance of the emperor's institution within the political system, and the function of the cabinet of ministers. The article examines the foundations of the principle of the Cabinet of Ministers, its function in the process of reforming the social structure, the characteristics of the political system, specifically the creation of a multi-party system, the reasons behind the country's Liberal Democratic Party's success as a dominant party, the role of the LDP in the modernization of the Japanese political system, the function of the Cabinet of Ministers in the social structure, the government's economic development plan, the details of its practical implementation, and the efforts of the parliament and cabinet to amend the nation's constitution. At the same time, Japan's foreign policy in Central Asia, especially in Uzbekistan, and bilateral and multilateral diplomacy with the countries of the region were analyzed. The stages of development of Japan's cooperation and investment policy with Central Asian countries were studied comparatively. The prospects of Japan's bilateral relations with Uzbekistan are forecasted and development trends are analyzed.
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