This article provides an in-depth analysis of the institutional-fiscal transformation of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and their strategic role in innovative development. Drawing on both global and national experience, it examines the theoretical foundations of SEZs, tax and customs preferences, cluster-based economic models, digital infrastructure, and the integration of green technologies. The study explores the genesis of SEZ development, their central role in economic liberalization policies, and their position within international integration processes. It highlights that beyond tax incentives, key determinants of SEZ effectiveness include transparent governance, institutional coherence, the formation of innovative production clusters, and the development of skilled human capital. Ultimately, SEZs are positioned not only as tools for attracting investment but also as drivers of technological independence, economic sovereignty, and enhanced global competitiveness.

The article deals with the introduction of an effective mechanism in the economic sectors of the region as a source of increasing the economic potential of the region according to optimal standards. The agglomeration plays an important role in the social and economic development of the regions, because this process combines a number of factors, a unique economic analysis of complex development, and a combined system of indicators is presented.

This article provides a scientific analysis of the main characteristics of the innovation system and its infrastructural structure. The study examines the role of innovation system infrastructure in ensuring regional sustainability, identifies the key elements of regional stability, and comprehensively highlights the processes of innovation infrastructure formation. In addition, the interrelation between the formation of innovation infrastructure and regional sustainability is theoretically and practically substantiated

This article examines the effectiveness of specific innovation mechanisms in terms of key indicators of tourism enterprise performance, and examines the latest innovation mechanisms being implemented in the world to develop this industry, such as artificial intelligence-based booking systems, virtual reality tours, and sustainable tourism initiatives, and their effectiveness.

The article examines the theoretical and methodological foundations for the development of housing construction in Uzbekistan. Special attention is paid to providing the population with affordable, safe, and modern housing, improving public-private partnership mechanisms, introducing innovative and energy-efficient technologies, and forming regional construction clusters. The study substantiates the need for an integrated approach to housing construction development, including economic, social, institutional, environmental, and digital models. The article also analyzes ways to improve housing stock management, diversify construction industry enterprises, and expand the value-added chain

In this work, the role and significance of the creative economy in modern socio-economic processes are analyzed. It substantiates the role of creative fields - such as art, design, advertising, information technologies - in diversifying the country's economy and creating new jobs. The author put forward innovative strategic approaches suitable for the conditions of Uzbekistan. In particular, measures such as the creation of creative clusters and hubs, the expansion of public-private partnerships, support for digital platforms and startup ecosystems, and the introduction of special educational programs for creative industries are recommended.