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| Open Access | ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY AND COMPETITIVENESS OF THE TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS SYSTEM IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Mamanazarov Tajimirza Abduvosievich , Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies Senior Lecturer, Department of Accounting and AuditingAbstract
This thesis examines the factors contributing to the enhancement of efficiency in the transport and logistics system within international trade, the impact of infrastructure investments under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on logistics, as well as the facilitation of trade flows through the integration of customs procedures and logistics. The study analyzes key indicators determining logistics efficiency, competitiveness factors, national policy measures, and technological initiatives. In addition, recommendations are proposed for transit countries such as Uzbekistan.
Keywords
international logistics, international trade, transport and logistics system, intermodal transport, transit opportunities, logistics infrastructure, competitiveness, sustainable logistics factors, green logistics, global trade flows, quality of logistics services.
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