This study investigates South Korea"s ascent to becoming a global leader in the electronics industry, focusing on the strategic framework that facilitated its success. It emphasizes the significance of government policies, R&D investments, and the cultivation of a skilled workforce in driving Korea"s industrial evolution. Furthermore, the study examines Uzbekistan"s industrial landscape, evaluating the current state of its electronics sector, and identifying key players, manufacturing capabilities, and market potential. It addresses the challenges Uzbekistan faces, such as inadequate infrastructure, a shortage of skilled labor, and technological gaps. Additionally, the study explores how Uzbekistan can adopt Korea"s strategic model, highlighting potential benefits like job creation, export growth, and overall economic development. Case studies of significant South Korean investments in Uzbekistan illustrate the advantages of adopting such a model. By leveraging its resources and commitment to economic diversification, Uzbekistan can strengthen its position in the global electronics market. The study"s findings offer valuable insights for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers focused on the potential for industrial transformation in Uzbekistan.