IMPROVING THE INVESTMENT CLIMATE AND PROMOTING INNOVATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
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investment climate, economic growth, innovation, FDI, technology, Uzbekistan.Abstract
This article analyzes the role of the investment climate and innovation activity as key drivers of economic growth. Based on statistical data from 2020–2024 in Uzbekistan, it reviews the dynamics of investment volumes, foreign direct investment inflows, and innovation indicators. The study concludes that improving the investment environment and promoting the financing and commercialization of innovations are essential to ensure sustainable economic growth.
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