THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN THE CONSISTENT DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN LAND MEASUREMENT AND GIS IN THE CONTEXT OF WESTERN STANDARDS

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667178

Authors

  • Ortiqov G’iyos G’olib o’g’li First year student at TIIAME NRU Gyos0275@gmail.com +998 999112033 Author
  • Karimov Feruzjon Teacher, English Language Department TIIAME NRU Author

Keywords:

E-Government, Land Registration, Transparency, International Standards, Public Administration, Corruption Reduction

Abstract

The integration of Electronic Government (e-Government) systems has

become a pivotal strategy for enhancing transparency and efficiency in public

administration. In the realm of land registration, implementing e-Government

solutions aligned with international standards plays a crucial role in streamlining

processes and combating corruption. This paper explores the importance of

developing transparent land registration procedures through e-Government,

emphasizing the adoption of foreign models and standards. It examines how aligning

with international practices can improve service delivery, reduce bureaucratic hurdles,

and foster public trust in governmental operations.

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Published

2025-06-20