Abstract
This article analyzes mechanisms for increasing the investment attractiveness of mining industry enterprises in Uzbekistan based on green economy principles. The specific features of environmentally sustainable investment activities in the mining sector, efficient resource utilization, implementation of "green" technologies, international experiences and possibilities for their application in the national context, as well as methods for assessing investment attractiveness based on sustainable development criteria are examined.
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