THE IMPACT OF CHINA’S “BELT AND ROAD” INITIATIVE ON UZBEKISTAN’S ECONOMIC SECURITY AND INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
Keywords:
economic security, investment management, regional integration, foreign direct investment (FDI), infrastructure development, sustainable growth, geopolitical influence, Central Asia, strategic cooperation, Uzbekistan.Abstract
The study explores the complex interconnection between regional integration initiatives and Uzbekistan’s long-term economic resilience, focusing on the balance between external cooperation and internal economic security. It emphasizes the strategic management of foreign investments within the evolving geopolitical and financial context of Central Asia, where infrastructure, trade, and technological projects are increasingly influenced by global economic powers. The research highlights how effective policy coordination, investment diversification, and institutional modernization can strengthen national competitiveness while safeguarding macroeconomic stability and sustainable development goals.
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