This article explores the formation of an inclusive society in Uzbekistan, focusing on the socio-political processes that ensure the inclusion of persons with disabilities. It highlights the importance of legal frameworks, awareness-raising initiatives, employment opportunities, community engagement, and mechanisms for monitoring and evaluation. The article argues that a comprehensive approach is essential for promoting the rights of persons with disabilities and creating a more equitable society.

Inclusive society, persons with disabilities, socio-political processes

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