Abstract
The article analyzes the positive impact of changes in the modern period of development in the country, in connection with the increased participation of Uzbekistan in the activities of various international organizations, including the formation and development of the diplomatic law of international organizations in the system of diplomatic and consular law. It is noted that over the past quarter of a century, an integral system of domestic regulatory legal acts has been created that regulate the membership and participation of Uzbekistan in the activities of international organizations, as well as the opening of representative offices and missions at international organizations, their status, privileges and immunities. It was also emphasized that in recent years, consistent work has been carried out to radically improve the legal framework for foreign policy and foreign economic activity of the country, as well as the legal framework for multilateral cooperation of the Republic of Uzbekistan with international organizations. In this connection, the legal documents aimed at developing the sphere of diplomatic law of international organizations have been studied. Since the fundamental reforms that began five years ago in New Uzbekistan played a colossal role in the country’s transition to a new, modern path of development and modernization, increasing the efficiency of the domestic and foreign policy of the state. Based on the results of the study, a number of recommendations were put forward aimed at improving the system of legislation.
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