Prospects for the Development of Electronic Commerce in Uzbekistan
Keywords:
e-commerce, Uzbekistan, digital payment systems, internet infrastructure, online trade, logistics, financial literacy, forecastsAbstract
The article analyzes the prospects for the development of e-commerce in Uzbekistan. The paper examines the key factors influencing the growth of this sector, including government regulation, internet infrastructure, logistics, digital payment systems, and financial literacy. It is expected that Uzbekistan will show significant growth in online trade in the coming years due to improvements in the legal framework, technology development, and increasing numbers of internet users. The article also analyzes leading e-commerce platforms and their impact on the market. The findings suggest that for the successful development of e-commerce, a comprehensive approach is needed, involving collaboration between the public and private sectors, infrastructure improvements, and educational programs.
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