Tourism Infrastructure Development in Uzbekistan: A driver of Economic Growth or Division?

In an increasingly globalized world, tourism can be seen as a driver of economic growth, increasing GDP, creating jobs, promoting foreign investment, and providing exposure to diverse cultures. Uzbekistan, a nation seeking to expand their tourism sector through the improvement of infrastructure, has released their 2030 Plan to build new tourist accommodations and renovate existing sites.

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Renee Jianna Sharapov

PIVOT Writing Intern

Renee Sharapov is a student at the United Nations International School in New York City. A Fellow of the Fall 2025 Institute for Youth in Policy Cohort, she is now a Writing Intern at the YIP Pivot Center. Renee is passionate about financial literacy and political research, and intends to study economics as well as international relations at university.

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