DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY OF UZBEKISTAN

Authors

  • G’ulomov Saidasror Sayidaxmedovich Professor, Tashkent State Agrarian University, TSAU, Uzbekistan
  • Axmedov Xojiakbarxon Dilshodovich Professor, Tashkent Management and Economics Institute, TMEI, Uzbekistan
  • Yusupov Muxiddin Saidovich Professor, Oriental Universiteti, OU, Uzbekistan
  • Muxitdinova Munavvarxon Xayotovna PhD, Head Teacher, Tashkent State Economic University, TSEU, Uzbekistan
  • Rasulova Mukhabat Tishabayevna Head Teacher, Tashkent State Agrarian University, TSAU, Uzbekistan
  • Salmetova Umida Xamidullayevna Magistrant, Oriental Universiteti, OU, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

agriculture, agricultural products, agrarian, class of owners, farmer, agro-industrial complex, agro-industrial complex, agro-industrial business, rural infrastructure, scientific and technological revolution (STR), land reclamation, irrigation.

Abstract

The article on the formation of a class of owners in the countryside, the provision of economic freedoms to peasants shows broad opportunities for the development of legal, organizational, economic and technological foundations for the further development of the agricultural sector. The reform requires improving the mechanism for financing and lending to rural producers, developing market and rural infrastructure, and expanding the service sector. The agricultural production indicators achieved in recent years make it possible to ensure food security for the population, supply sufficient raw materials for local industry and increase the volume of agricultural exports, expanding their geography.

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Published

2024-10-18

How to Cite

G’ulomov Saidasror Sayidaxmedovich, Axmedov Xojiakbarxon Dilshodovich, Yusupov Muxiddin Saidovich, Muxitdinova Munavvarxon Xayotovna, Rasulova Mukhabat Tishabayevna, & Salmetova Umida Xamidullayevna. (2024). DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY OF UZBEKISTAN. British Journal of Global Ecology and Sustainable Development, 33, 17–23. Retrieved from https://journalzone.org/index.php/bjgesd/article/view/626

Issue

Vol. 33 (2024)

Section

Articles

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