ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRESIDENTIAL GOVERNANCE DECISIONS IN ECONOMIC-POLITICAL DIPLOMACY PROCESSES: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND MECHANISMS
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This article analyzes mechanisms to enhance the effectiveness of decision-making in economic-political diplomacy under presidential governance. The study highlights centralized strategic management, institutional integration, analytical and monitoring mechanisms, as well as international cooperation and project management processes. Through tables and analyses, it demonstrates ways to increase the impact of presidential decisions, expand investment and export potential, and ensure consistency and efficiency in foreign economic policy. This work contributes to strengthening the country’s position in the global economic arena and improving economic diplomacy strategies.
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