English written work date: signature: New Youth organization of Uzbekistan

The main tasks of the Union are:
the formation of young people able to become a decisive force and basis in the process of processing, renewing a country that occupies a worthy place in the life of society, having a way of life and firm beliefs, its political culture, legal literacy and awareness;
education of young people, in particular unorganized youth, spiritual and moral and military patriotism, their historical memory, national pride and self-esteem, participation in current events and respect for national and universal values;
protection of rights and legitimate interests of young people, support of their aspiration to occupy a modern profession, participation in entrepreneurial activities;
support of talented youth, creation of conditions for their creative and intellectual potential and attraction of them to scientific activity;
creating a healthy lifestyle among young people, especially unorganized youth, forming an ecological culture, involving them in regular physical training and sports;
Protection of young people, especially young unorganized youth from religious extremist and other destructive ideologies, protecting them from negative influences and threats from outside, preventing and suppressing violations among young people.
All natural and legal persons may be members of the Union, as defined in the Charter. That is, citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan who expressed a desire to support the goal of the Union, who have reached the age of 14, are not older than 30 and who are not stateless persons permanently residing in the Republic of Uzbekistan, may be members of the Union,
At the same time, non-governmental youth organizations and other organizations related to youth can also be members of the union, as well as other legal entities having a common goal, established by the charter of the youth union. In present-day Uzbekistan, children and young people below 30 years of age constitute 60 per cent of the population. In 15-20 years, they will become the largest labour force Uzbekistan has ever had, presenting a unique opportunity to take the country to a new level of socioeconomic development. Grasping this opportunity entails the development of a strategic long-term vision on youth development, informed by evidence and the opinions of young people. The study ‘The Youth of Uzbekistan: Challenges and Prospects’ is a joint effort by UNICEF.