PROSPECTS FOR INCREASING INVESTMENTS IN UZBEKISTAN

Jaloliddin Salokhiddinov

doi:10.60078/2025-vol4-iss1-pp202-206

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Jaloliddin Salokhiddinov

Banking and Finance Academy

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.60078/2025-vol4-iss1-pp202-206

Annotasiya

This article explores the factors driving foreign direct investment (FDI) in Uzbekistan and analyzes its impact on the country's economic growth. It examines the historical trends of FDI inflows, the role of government policies in attracting investment, and the challenges and opportunities facing investors in Uzbekistan. The article also discusses the importance of FDI for economic development and diversification, and highlights the potential for increased investment in key sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and manufacturing.

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