This article analyzes the development of Turkestan printing industry, its democratic and humanistic views imbued with national revivalist ideals, and the role of the Jadid press in the formation of Uzbek press during its modernization. The article examines the crucial role of a flourishing national press in achieving national independence, freedom, open-mindedness, equality, and the advancement of literature, education, language, and culture, all within the framework of the New Uzbekistan’s development strategy. Within the contemporary global landscape, the article explores the universal function of newspapers, journals, books, and other media in preserving national identity, upholding traditions, fostering patriotism, and educating citizens devoted to independence. The article provides a socio-philosophical interpretation of the vibrant history and promising future of the national press, highlighting its unique contributions to world culture