This article explores the role of government policy in promoting financial stability within the road construction sector. It examines regulatory frameworks, investment incentives, risk management mechanisms, and public-private partnerships (PPPs) through international case studies including Uzbekistan. The study highlights best practices, identifies challenges, and provides strategic recommendations for strengthening financial resilience in infrastructure development.

financial stability, government policy, road construction, infrastructure development, public-private partnerships, investment incentives, risk management

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