The article examines the features of the development of global trade in the context of rapid digital changes and institutional transformations. The key factors and mechanisms that determine the digitalization of trade processes, as well as institutional barriers that impede countries' equal access to digital opportunities are studied. Particular attention is paid to the problem of digital inequality, which limits the integration of individual states into international trade networks and reduces their competitiveness. Such digitalization drivers as the development of digital infrastructure, the use of artificial intelligence, blockchain technology and big data processing are analyzed. The risks of the digital divide and its implications for the sustainability of global trading systems are revealed. Strategic directions for the formation of an inclusive and secure digital trading environment are proposed.

This article analyzes the impact of digital platforms on international trade. Digital technologies play a crucial role in optimizing trade processes, reducing transaction costs, and expanding access to new markets. At the same time, the development of digital platforms highlights issues such as digital inequality, cybersecurity, and legal regulation. The article proposes measures to mitigate these risks and promote the development of digital trade.

This article analyzes the role of the digital economy in the development of the modern economy. The digital economy, which has emerged due to the rapid development of information and communication technologies (ICT), has a profound impact on global economic processes. The article examines key components of the digital economy, including e-commerce, Fintech, big data analytics, artificial intelligence and cloud technologies. These technologies significantly contribute to economic growth by increasing productivity, creating new jobs, stimulating innovation and facilitating market access. At the same time, the article also discusses issues related to the development of the digital economy, such as digital inequality, cyber security and data security. The article concludes by proposing ways to achieve sustainable and inclusive economic growth by balancing the positive and negative aspects of the digital economy.

In recent years, as a result of the wide implementation of digital technologies in the public administration system of Uzbekistan, the e-government infrastructure has been gradually formed.  The purpose of the research is to identify the efficiency factors of digital transformation in public services and to assess its economic and organizational impact. The methodology employs systematic, comparative, and trend analysis approaches based on open data from 2017-2024 to analyze Uzbekistan’s digital development indicators. The results show that while the expansion of electronic services has increased transparency and convenience of governance, digital inequality across regions and the shortage of qualified personnel continue to limit overall efficiency. Based on the experiences of Korea, Denmark, and Finland, the study recommends innovative governance approaches suitable for Uzbekistan