title: Iqtisodiyotni raqamlashtirish sharoitida buxgalteriya hisobi, iqtisodiy tahlil va auditni xalqaro standartlar asosida rivojlantirish muammolari va istiqbollari - bet 269
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  DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES OF FINANCIAL RELATIONS IN THE
  PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
  NAVRUZBEK SHAVKATOV
  Tashkent finance Institute , Ph.D
  Public-private partnership relations are gaining importance day by day. In recent
  years, the need to use the PPP mechanism has become
  increasingly evident in the
  context of the worsening of the socio-economic situation on a global scale, the
  Covid-19 pandemic, and the complexity of economic
  relations between state and
  business entities. The high rate of population growth in the country may cause
  problems related to the implementation of socially important functions, and the desire
  to impose such functions on business entities for profit is increasing. Public-private
  partnership appears as a solution to such issues as a
  form of mutually beneficial
  cooperation between the state and business to achieve social goals in the long term. It
  is urgent to organize this type of cooperation, to develop the relevant directions and
  implement them in our country, summarizing the world experience.
  Partnership between the state and the private
  sector means business and
  economic relations in various directions. That is, these relations imply the use of
  private sector resources to meet the needs of the general society. State-private
  business cooperation is a process of great importance as the main factor in attracting
  large private investments to the implementation of large
  projects of nationwide and
  economic importance. In our country, special attention is being paid to the
  development of public-private
  partnership relations, in particular, the Presidential
  Decree of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 28, 2022 "On the Development
  Strategy of New Uzbekistan for 2022-2026" PF-60- In
  accordance with paragraph
  105 of the State Program approved by Annex 2 of Decree No. 105, on the basis of
  public-private partnership, energy,
  transport, health care, education, ecology,
  communal
  services, water management and other sectors will be allocated in the
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  amount of about 14 billion dollars. It is planned to implement 154 public-private