This article explores the development of digital infrastructure and digital transformation initiatives in Uzbekistan. It examines the country’s national strategy towards digitalization, key achievements, ongoing challenges, and prospects for future growth in various sectors, including government services, education, business, and communication. The analysis highlights how digital technologies are shaping the socio-economic landscape and identifies areas where further innovation and investment are needed to accelerate progress toward a fully digital society.

Digital transformation, e-government, innovation, digital economy, ICT development, Uzbekistan, digital infrastructure

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