Foreign Experience in Clustering and Infrastructure Integration

This article provides a scientific-theoretical and practical analysis of foreign experience in clustering and infrastructure integration. During the research, the mechanisms for forming cluster systems in developed countries, their impact on regional economic development, and the processes of close integration with infrastructure were examined. In particular, innovative cluster models in Germany, South Korea, China, the United States, and European countries, as well as experiences related to logistics, transportation, digital infrastructure, and industrial zones, were analyzed. The article scientifically highlights the role of clustering in increasing economic efficiency, attracting investments, developing production cooperation, and enhancing regional competitiveness. Furthermore, the importance of infrastructure integration in ensuring the continuity of the production chain, supporting innovative activities, and increasing export potential is revealed. Based on the research findings, scientific and practical recommendations were developed for improving cluster policy and advancing modern infrastructure integration in Uzbekistan.