This article explores the interrelation between family values and national interests, focusing on their role in social stability and spiritual development. The study scientifically analyzes sociocultural, psychological, and spiritual aspects of how the family institution contributes to shaping national interests. Based on the documents and concepts of the “New Uzbekistan” era, the paper examines the influence of family values on the realization of national interests.

family values, national interests, spirituality, national identity, social stability, New Uzbekistan.

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