This article analyzes the changes in youth social activism resulting from the implementation of youth policy in the Republic of Uzbekistan during the period 2017–2024. It highlights the decrees and resolutions adopted within the framework of state policy formed under the principles of “Youth is our future” and “New Uzbekistan - a country of new opportunities,” as well as their practical outcomes. The paper examines the impact of effectively established institutions such as the Youth Affairs Agency, Youth Parliament, and the “Youth Notebook” initiative on public life. Additionally, it provides an in-depth analysis of strategies aimed at enhancing youth employment, education, social protection, legal culture, and participation in political processes. The article also explores the criteria for youth social activism, the relevance of Uzbekistan's experience, and attempts to evaluate it based on innovative approaches aligned with international standards.