Political parties are the most classical institutions of democracy, and the democratic principle of political pluralism contributes to the existence of a variety of political forces with competition between them for representation in state bodies.

Today, the Internet is becoming a benchmark in the level of development of any state. The current stage of the development of states is quite rightly assessed through the prism of the development of Internet technologies and the degree of their regulation. Therefore, for Uzbekistan, the development of the Internet and activities in this area is an important step towards prosperity and sustainable development. It is not for nothing that the Strategy of New Uzbekistan sets the task of revising the requirements for modern technologies and digital activities in the framework of increasing the competitiveness of the legal system and mobilizing new drivers of the economy. Now everyone knows that digital technologies are the main catalyst for globalization. It is not for nothing that the UN called digital technologies as “an effective means of achieving all 17 sustainable development goals”. Global development using digital technologies is therefore called the digital future.