This article explores the vital role of language in society and its significance in establishing and developing social relationships. It examines the status of Uzbek as the state language and strategies for preserving its value in education, science, public enlightenment, governance, family life, everyday communication, mass media, and modern technology amid the accelerating pace of life. Language serves as a bridge for preserving the richness of national traditions and values and passing them on intact to future generations.
modern technology
state language
strategy
social relationships
national traditions
public enlightenment