The ways to reduce the emigration of higher education professionals in the republic of Uzbekistan

Hamid Khudaybergenovich Abduramanov

doi:10.31149/ijefsd.v2i11.869

Hamid Khudaybergenovich Abduramanov Deputy Director of the Research Institute "Mahalla and Family" of the Republic of Uzbekistan, PhD, Professor

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31149/ijefsd.v2i11.869

Keywords: population migration, economic safety, economic development, highly educatedd professionals

Abstract

The article identifies the causes of emigration of specialists with higher education, the impact on economic security, scientific proposals and recommendations to reduce the emigration of specialists with higher education in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

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