This article highlights the relevance and benefits of implementing projects through the public-private partnership model in the field of higher education. Public-private partnership ensures the cooperation of the public and private sectors in the development of the higher education system, creates opportunities such as diversification of financial resources, attraction of innovations, and improvement of the quality of education. The article analyzes the mechanisms of formation of public-private partnership, international experience and projects implemented in the case of Uzbekistan. In the conclusion, it is emphasized that the public-private partnership model is important in the modernization of the education system.
In this article, scientific studies were conducted about the role of agriculture in the economy of our Republic and the procedure of agricultural lending by commercial banks. In addition, preferential lending for the cultivation of cotton and grain for state needs and the procedure for lending with a pledge of the right to own land were specifically discussed.
As of 2022-2023, Uzbekistan will take eighth place after China, India, USA, Brazil, Australia, Turkey, and Pakistan in terms of cotton production. The selection method based on markers is one of the new and developing methods in cotton-growing countries, which allows to reduce the selection period and create varieties with high purity, and China and the USA are the leaders in this regard. In this list, the Republic of Uzbekistan ranks fifth after Pakistan and India. In this article, the importance and necessity of using the MAS method in the field of breeding, the scientists who conducted research in this field and the results of their research are briefly explained.