EXPERIENCES OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL SECTORS
Keywords:
industrial sectors, industrial policy, foreign experience, innovation, economic development, competitiveness, clustering, digital transformation, state support, export-oriented development.Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of foreign countries’ experiences in the development of industrial sectors. The study examines industrial policies, innovation-driven development, state support mechanisms, clustering processes, and the role of digital transformation in both developed and developing countries. In particular, the industrial development strategies of countries such as Germany, South Korea, China, and Singapore are analyzed, highlighting their contribution to economic growth and competitiveness. The findings indicate that effective industrial development is closely linked to the adoption of innovative technologies, export-oriented policies, human capital development, and strong public–private partnerships. The results of the study can serve as a basis for developing scientific and practical recommendations for enhancing industrial sector development in Uzbekistan through the application of advanced foreign practices.
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