Integration of Export-Oriented Production and Consumption Markets in the Context of Regional Development in Uzbekistan

This article examines the issues of integration of export-oriented production and consumer goods markets in the context of regional development in Uzbekistan. The study analyzes the characteristics of the socio-economic development of the country's regions, in particular, the specifics of the Southern Region, Lower Amudarya region, the Fergana Valley, and the Tashkent and Mirzachul regions. Economic mechanisms for expanding the production of export-oriented products, developing interregional and cross-border trade relations, improving the logistics system, and stimulating the consumer goods market are substantiated. In addition, the relationship between factors affecting the production of consumer goods is studied on the basis of econometric models, and forecast indicators for the period up to 2030 are developed. The results of the study serve to develop practical recommendations for improving regional economic policy, increasing export potential, and sustainable development of the domestic market.