Authors
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Musayev Fakhriddin
Musayev Fakhriddin
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Yakhshiyev Anvar
Yakhshiyev Anvar
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Sharipov Mirzokhid
Sharipov Mirzokhid
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Hasanov Mirshod
Hasanov Mirshod
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Sherzodbek Mukhammadbobir ugli Burkhanov
Sherzodbek Mukhammadbobir ugli Burkhanov
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Keywords:
higher education, national development, human capital, economic growth, innovation, sustainable development.
Abstract
Higher education is widely recognized as a fundamental driver of national development in the contemporary knowledge-based economy. It contributes to economic growth, social progress, technological innovation, and the formation of human capital. Universities and other higher education institutions serve as centers of knowledge creation, research, and professional training, enabling countries to enhance their competitiveness in the global arena. This article examines the role of the higher education system in national development, focusing on its contribution to human capital formation, economic advancement, scientific innovation, and social transformation. The study highlights the strategic importance of investing in higher education to achieve sustainable development and long-term national prosperity.
Author Biographies
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Musayev Fakhriddin, Musayev Fakhriddin
Lecturer at the department of languages, exact and social sciences, Institute of Technology, Management, and Communications
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Yakhshiyev Anvar, Yakhshiyev Anvar
Lecturer at the department of languages, exact and social sciences, Institute of Technology, Management, and Communications
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Sharipov Mirzokhid, Sharipov Mirzokhid
Lecturer at the department of languages, exact and social sciences, Institute of Technology, Management, and Communications
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Hasanov Mirshod, Hasanov Mirshod
Lecturer at the department of languages, exact and social sciences, Institute of Technology, Management, and Communications
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Sherzodbek Mukhammadbobir ugli Burkhanov, Sherzodbek Mukhammadbobir ugli Burkhanov
Lecturer at the department of languages, exact and social sciences, Institute of Technology, Management, and Communications
