THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL STIMULATION OF INNOVATION IN THE PERIOD OF ECONOMIC REFORMS IN CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES
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This article examines the key directions of innovation promotion in Central Asian countries, focusing on funding mechanisms and priority sectors. The study is based on statistical data from 2020 to 2025 and evaluates regional trends in innovation-driven development. Particular attention is given to the role of government policies, private sector participation, and investment flows in shaping innovation activities. The findings identify both challenges and opportunities for strengthening innovation ecosystems across the region.
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