Lithuanian Company Synergetica Discussed Education Investments in Uzbekistan
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Lithuanian Company Synergetica Discussed Education Investments in Uzbekistan

The Ministry of Economy and Finance of Uzbekistan held a meeting with a delegation from the Lithuanian company Synergetica Educational Group on October 23 to discuss potential investment projects in the education sector.

Discussion of Potential Projects

The delegation was headed by Gabidja Skuchayte, the founder and chairman of the company's board of directors. The parties discussed the implementation of educational investment projects in Uzbekistan, the establishment of new educational institutions, and the development of necessary infrastructure, according to the ministry.

Participants reviewed various project financing models, the distribution of responsibilities between state and private partners, as well as methods for distributing financial and operational risks. Furthermore, they examined existing support measures for foreign investors and procedures related to project implementation.

The parties also exchanged views on selecting local partners and locations for promising initiatives. The discussion covered cooperation with interested organizations and the next stages of project preparation.

Synergetica Educational Group is an educational group operating in Lithuania. Its institutions include SMK College of Applied Sciences, KSU International University, and Vilnius Business College. As of September 2026, over 7000 students were enrolled in the group's institutions. The group offers more than 60 educational programs and has a staff of over 500 teachers and administrative personnel.

Following the meeting, the parties continued discussions on refining priority areas of cooperation and preparing information necessary for project implementation. They also agreed to maintain interaction with stakeholders.

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