The reactions that create carbon-carbon bonds have consistently fascinated chemists due to their vast spectrum of applications in organic chemistry. In particular, the Suzuki reaction is renowned for forming C–C bonds, which are utilized to prepare a broad spectrum of biological and pharmaceutical compounds. Furthermore, investigators are endeavoring to develop easy, inexpensive, rapid, and more effective procedures in various coupling reactions, with the Suzuki coupling being a widely employed cross-coupling reaction in current organic synthesis. Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) have emerged as materials that can serve as solid supports with a large surface area, positioning themselves at the forefront of research in catalysis. Over the past years, MOFs have attracted special attention as a type of organic-inorganic-based material, primarily due to their tunable structures and high porosity, which allow for the incorporation of various metal centers. Notably, they have been utilized for numerous organic transformations as eco-friendly replacements for traditional heterogeneous catalysts, achieving satisfactory catalytic performance while enhancing the efficiency of organic conversion processes. The significance of MOFs is expected to be further underscored in the upcoming 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, as their innovative applications in catalysis could revolutionize the field and offer sustainable solutions to traditional chemical processes. Consequently, MOFs could be an excellent support choice for creating ideal metal-based catalysts, which exhibit greater availability of active sites and remarkable catalytic performance. Ultimately, the primary objective of this review is to highlight the utility of MOF-based catalyst systems in the Suzuki reaction for the construction of valuable biaryl compounds, encompassing developments leading up to 2025.
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