FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPETENCE AS A KEY FACTOR IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
foreign language competence, international trade, globalization, business communication, economic development, competitiveness, international cooperationAbstract
This article examines the significance of foreign language competence in the development of international trade. In the context of globalization, language proficiency has become an essential factor for successful business communication, international negotiations, and market expansion. The study analyzes the relationship between foreign language skills and trade performance, highlighting their role in reducing communication barriers, strengthening international partnerships, and increasing competitiveness in global markets. The article also discusses the foreign language policy of Uzbekistan and its contribution to economic development.
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