TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR THE PUBLIC SECURITY SYSTEM IN UZBEKISTAN DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE: REFORMS AND RESULTS
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This article is dedicated to the reforms implemented in the field of training personnel for the public security system in Uzbekistan and their results. It provides information on the challenges in staffing the sector in the early years of independence, the measures taken to address them, the establishment of higher military educational institutions for training personnel in the system, and the continuous improvement of the educational process. Additionally, recommendations and proposals have been developed.
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