In the first session of the conference led by the chairman of the session Farhod Akhrorov as an opening ceremony on the topic of "Sustainable regional development in Central Asia", rector of Tashkent State University of Economics Teshaboyev Tolkin, director of TDIU Samarkand branch, professor Olim Murtazayev, International Regional Scientific Association (RSAI), KTH Royal Institute of Technology and President of International Regional Science Association Hans Westlund, School of Development Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Abdul Shabanlar participated with their presentation papers. After that, it continued with the speech of Professor Hans Westlund on the topic "Globalization after the pandemic, anti-globalization and post-urban city-regions". Abdul Shaban, director of the School of Development Studies, concluded the session by showing examples of countries about urbanization and economic growth. Interesting questions and discussions took place among the guests, professors and students who participated in the session. The conference was attended by guests from more than 16 countries (Spain, Italy, Portugal, Pakistan, India, USA, Bangladesh, Egypt, Kyrgyzstan, Spain, Switzerland, Kazakhstan, Hungary, South Korea, Japan and neighboring Tajikistan) and higher education institutions of our country. continued with intense discussions with the participation of representatives of educational institutions and researchers of the scientific field. After the "coffee break" full of friendly conversations, the second session of the day, under the leadership of Bobur Sobirov, was devoted to the topic of "Recent changes in regional analysis", the representative of the University of Sao Paulo, Eduardo Haddad, spoke on Amazon. began with a presentation on the economic factors of deforestation. When conducting a regional analysis in places, the geographical proximity and technological level of the countries are important factors, and on the same topic, Professor Fernando Perobelli (Brazil) shared his scientific approaches, which will be of interest to all participants of the event. It's done. Dr. Mario Guillo López from the University of Alicante, Spain, presented the main aspects of working with Forecasting and new digital approaches in sustainable development, as well as a summary of European countries' strategies in this field for 2040-2050 and helped to create a broad understanding among the participants. Because the importance of spatial unit for the development of regions is also very great, in geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis, spatial units play a crucial role in organizing and visualizing data, creating maps for spatial modeling and displaying spatial patterns. plays By defining and delimiting spatial units, researchers can study spatial relationships, spatial autocorrelation and spatial heterogeneity in a given area. Anna Winuella. In the third half of the day, foreign experts were divided into presentation rooms, where conference participants defended their scientific works and received feedback and final conclusions. After the parallel sessions, Farhod Ahrorov on the topic of economic-ecological assessment of natural resources in the sustainable development of agriculture in the Samarkand region, Mubinzoh Abdullayev (Tajikistan State University of Commerce) on Western sanctions against Russia and their migrant remittances channel A scientific study devoted to the assessment of the impact on the Republics of Central Asia was presented. After the lectures of Makhabbat Ramazovna and Almaz Atabekov, the first day came to an end with a discussion round table led by Abdul Shabban.