LEGAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISMS FOR ENSURING SECURITY AND CONDITIONS FOR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Amir Nazarov; Rimma Yunusova

Authors

Amir Nazarov 3rd year student, Tashkent State University of Economics and Ural State University of Economics, Joint International Educational Program
Rimma Yunusova Tashkent State University of Economics and Ural State University of Economics, Associate Professor, Department of "Corporate Economics and Management

Keywords:

Digital transformation, Uzbekistan, cybersecurity, legal frameworks, economic mechanisms

Abstract

Digital transformation is rapidly reshaping economies and societies worldwide, presenting both opportunities and challenges for nations. In Uzbekistan, the government has embraced digitalization as a key pillar of its national development strategy, spearheaded by initiatives like the Digital Uzbekistan 2030 program. This paper examines the legal and economic mechanisms necessary to ensure security and create favorable conditions for digital transformation in the country. It explores the current state of digitalization, highlights security concerns, and analyzes the regulatory and economic policies driving digital adoption. By addressing challenges such as the digital divide, cybersecurity threats, and workforce adaptation, the paper underscores the need for a balanced approach that integrates innovation, inclusivity, and security.

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