THE PLACE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS OF UZBEKISTAN IN THE WORLD MARKET

Authors

  • Мужда Парвони Nordic International University

Keywords:

Economy, production, economic growth, globalization, agriculture, export and import

Abstract

Uzbekistan, endowed with fertile soil and a favorable climate, plays a significant role in the global agricultural market. The country is one of the world’s leading producers of cotton, fruits, and vegetables, contributing to both regional and international supply chains. Recent reforms aimed at diversifying agriculture beyond cotton have led to increased production of high-value crops such as grapes, melons, and nuts. Additionally, Uzbekistan’s strategic location along trade routes enhances its potential as an export hub for agricultural products. However, challenges such as outdated infrastructure, water scarcity, and market access remain critical issues that need addressing to fully capitalize on its agricultural potential in the global market.

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Published

2024-08-27

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