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In this research work The ���Strategy of actions in five priority directions of development of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2017-2021��� was adopted in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated February 7, 2017 was explored. This politically important act laid the foundation for bringing to a new level legal mechanisms to ensure "public interests", in particular in the field of public administration. On the basis of and in pursuance of this significant act, the ���Concept of Administrative Reform in the Republic of Uzbekistan��� was adopted. It reflected the concept of a modernized format for protecting public and private interests in the implementation of public administration. In particular, the normative legal act showed the shortcomings of public administration at that time, and the task was set to reform the entire state power in the field of state administration at the root. These two most important acts played an important role in the transformation of public interests, raising them to the highest priority in the exercise of state power. The objectives of these acts is to radically change the relations of state bodies in the management of the state and society, the welfare of the people, public interests and, ultimately, to put the welfare of man in the first place.
public interest, private interest, conflict of interests, administrative law, administrative procedure
public interest, private interest, conflict of interests, administrative law, administrative procedure
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