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This article examines the theoretical, methodological, organizational, and economic aspects of advanced international experience in developing high value-added production at the regional level. The study analyzes mechanisms for implementing industrial policies aimed at generating high value added in developed countries, modernizing production processes through technological advancement, stimulating innovation, developing industrial clusters, and integrating enterprises into global value chains. Furthermore, the article highlights the economic significance of structural transformation in industrial sectors, in-depth processing of local raw materials, expanding the production of high-tech products, and strengthening intersectoral cooperation in foreign countries.
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