INFRASTRUCTURAL REFORMS IN UZBEKISTAN DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE IN FOREIGN HISTORIOGRAPHY

Abstract

This article analyzes the study of infrastructural reforms implemented in Uzbekistan after gaining independence as reflected in the works of foreign researchers and international analytical centers. The author highlights the evaluations given in Western (USA, UK) and Russian historiography regarding the "Uzbek model," transport and logistics potential, the cluster system in the agricultural sector, and the modernization of social infrastructure.