In the dynamic landscape of rapid scientific and technological advancements, coupled with the prioritization of innovation in economic activities, the importance of international collaboration in fostering innovation has grown significantly. This collaboration stands as a pivotal factor in shaping and enhancing the structure and infrastructure of innovative endeavors for both nations and corporations. The classification of international innovation cooperation, categorized into scientific research and development, industrial production, and science and education, underscores its multifaceted nature. The Republic of Uzbekistans dedicated efforts in these domains with Germany, Russia, and the Republic of Belarus have resulted in the implementation of 38 projects valued at 9.6 billion soums. Additionally, joint project competitions with Eurasian countries, Turkey, China, and India have been announced, showcasing a proactive approach. The tangible outcome of these initiatives is evident, as 30 billion soums have been raised to fund scientific programs, thereby serving as a catalyst for stimulating scientific creativity.