THE HISTORY OF THE FORMATION AND INTEGRATION OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS IN THE FERGANA VALLEY DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Authors

  • Dilmurodjon A. Qosimov Independent Ph.D. Candidate, Fergana State University; Senior Lecturer at the Department of Methodology of Socio-Economic Sciences, Andijan Regional Center for Pedagogical Excellence (Institute for In-Service Teacher Training and Professional Development), Uzbekistan Author

Keywords:

Fergana Valley, telecommunications history, independence era

Abstract

This study explores the socio-historical and infrastructural evolution of telecommunications and digital communication systems in the Fergana Valley following the independence of Uzbekistan (1991–early XXI century). Drawing on localized statistics, ministerial decrees, and infrastructural records, the paper traces the shift from a fragmented, analog post-Soviet technical framework to an integrated, fiber-optic digital ecosystem. The research examines how geographic hurdles and regional demands shaped the rollout of mobile networks, internet access points, and digital data systems, providing a thorough historicalempirical view of the valley's integration into global information networks.

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Published

2026-05-26

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Vol. 4 No. 05 (2026): WEJHESS

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THE HISTORY OF THE FORMATION AND INTEGRATION OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS IN THE FERGANA VALLEY DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE. (2026). Western European Journal of Historical Events and Social Science, 4(05), 106-115. https://westerneuropeanstudies.com/index.php/4/article/view/3713