UZBEKISTAN’S GREEN TRANSFORMATION: PATHWAYS TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND REGIONAL LEADERSHIP
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
green transformation, energy transition, ecological challenges, sustainability, environmental impact, regulation, climate diplomacy.Abstract
This article examines the worldwide shift towards green transformation and its ramifications for emerging economies, specifically highlighting Uzbekistan. The green transition has become a strategic focus as the world acknowledges the limitations of previous development paradigms resulting from environmental degradation and resource depletion. Uzbekistan has embarked on an ambitious voyage toward a green economy in response to ecological challenges and economic modernization requirements. The essay examines the country's current strategies, sectoral potential, investment dynamics and regional environmental cooperation. Uzbekistan has the potential to become a regional leader in green energy if it effectively mobilizes private money, executes governmental changes, and capitalizes on its geographical and natural advantages, despite the immense obstacles it faces.
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