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Abstract
This article explores the significant role of foreign investments in driving infrastructure growth within
Uzbekistan’s Special Economic Zones (SEZs). With the aim of enhancing industrialization and economic
diversification, Uzbekistan has established SEZs that attract foreign direct investments (FDI), which are
crucial in financing and developing key infrastructure such as transportation, energy, and
telecommunications. Through partnerships between public and private sectors, Uzbekistan has modernized
its infrastructure, improving connectivity and energy efficiency, which in turn supports sustainable
economic growth. The article also examines the broader economic impacts of these investments, including
job creation, skill development, and regional economic balance. It addresses the challenges and
considerations in maintaining long-term sustainability, ensuring that the growth fostered by these
investments benefits both local economies and the national economy as a whole