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INTEGRATING HUMANITIES INTO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION:A STRATEGIC IMPERATIVE FOR UZBEKISTAN

Vakhobova Marguba Abdukhamidovna,Kuchkorova Zarnigorbegim Muzaffar kizi , Tashkent State University of Economics

Abstract

This article highlights the significant contribution of the humanities to the evolution of the digital economy, particularly in Uzbekistan. It emphasizes the importance of skills such as critical thinking, cultural awareness, and ethical decision-making — all of which are cultivated through humanities education. The core message is that for digital advancement to flourish, a combination of technical expertise and human-focused skills is essential.

Keywords

Humanities, Digital Economy, Uzbekistan, Education Reform, Digital Literacy, Interdisciplinary Learning, Future Workforce, Critical Thinking, Ethics in Technology, Global Insights

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INTEGRATING HUMANITIES INTO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION:A STRATEGIC IMPERATIVE FOR UZBEKISTAN. (2025). International Journal of Artificial Intelligence, 5(04), 1698-1703. https://www.academicpublishers.org/journals/index.php/ijai/article/view/4178