THE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (NPPS) IN UZBEKISTAN AND KAZAKHSTAN ON THE ENERGY POLICY OF REGIONAL STATES AND THEIR ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL FACTORS

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the impact of nuclear power plants being constructed in Central Asian states, particularly in the republics of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, on energy policy and their role in the energy sector. Furthermore, it examines their effects on the national economy and foreign policy, concluding with well-founded proposals and recommendations.