The 2nd international scientific and practical conference on "SUSTAINABLE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL ASIA" was held at the branch. The second day.

The second day of the II INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC-PRACTICAL CONFERENCE on "SUSTAINABLE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL ASIA". conference participants, after the morning greetings and a friendly roundtable discussion, started the session of the last changes in the analysis of the region at 9:00, chaired by Bobur Sobirov. At the beginning, Andrea Caragliu, Executive Director of the Association of Regional Sciences of the Polytechnic University of Milan, presented on the topic "Micro and Territorial Impact of Network Sectors". and then the professor of the University of Toledo, USA, Neil Red, presented interesting information to the participants of the event with his speech about food and beverage tourism and its impact on the regional economy. After the presentation by Tomas Tomas Dentinho, editor-in-chief of RSSP, on linking sustainable development goals in the conceptual integrated model of growth and well-being, with the participation of Cristina Beans, Abror Juraev, Almaz Atabekov, Nurgazy Tashiyev, Makhabat Ramazanova, "For regional development in Central Asia a round discussion was held on the subject of entrepreneurship and employment. After the friendly roundtable discussions during the coffee breaks, the participants of the event were divided into parallel sections. In particular, the representatives of the organization from Osh University of Technology of Kyrgyzstan were informed about the exact real-time strategic situation, data and scope of the mining industry in their Central Asian countries. In this, extensive discussions were held about mining facilities in the territory of Kyrgyzstan and their role in the Gross Domestic Product, and the state of sustainable development and future prospects in other Central Asian countries of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan were discussed. and the professor in the main discussion received 'feedback' and suggestions from the experts. The presentation of the Scientific Journal of Regional Science Policy and Practice (SCOPUS) by Tomas Tomas Dentinho, editor-in-chief of RSSP, was held before all participants. At the end of the day, the presentation of the Central Asian Regional Science Assembly, Hans Westlund, (President of the International Regional Scientific Association (RSAI))
Abdul Shaban, (School of Development Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India)
Farhod Ahrorov, TDIU (Deputy director for educational affairs of the Samarkand branch, Uzbekistan)
Makhabbat Ramazanova, (Portucalense University, Portugal)
Led by Almaz Atabekov (Osh State University, Kyrgyzstan).
CARSA results and plans for 2025 and approaches to strengthen cooperation were reviewed.