Uzbekistan Railways and Huawei Discuss Digitalization of Uzbekistan's Railway Sector
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Uzbekistan Railways and Huawei Discuss Digitalization of Uzbekistan's Railway Sector

Representatives from Huawei, together with experts from the Southwest University of Transportation in China, visited the Chukursay and Nazarbek railway stations to discuss further cooperation on the digitalization of Uzbekistan's railway industry.

These stations are under the jurisdiction of the Tashkent branch of the Tashkent University of Railway Transport. This visit is part of the implementation of the 'Digital Uzbekistan 2030' strategy, which provides for the introduction of modern digital technologies into all infrastructure and transport systems of the country.

The discussion focuses on experience exchange and strengthening partnership

The main focus during the meetings was on exchanging experiences, strengthening interaction in the field of digital technologies, and advancing previously reached agreements regarding the implementation of train traffic control systems on the main railway lines of Uzbekistan.

During the visit, the delegation studied the operation of the stations, the current level of digitalization, and the condition of the situational center. Participants also reviewed existing business processes related to train traffic management and assessed potential technical solutions for modernizing relevant systems.

The discussions allowed representatives of the railway sector, Huawei specialists, and Chinese university experts to evaluate current operational processes and study technological approaches to improving train traffic management. The cooperation is aimed at developing digital technologies and improving control over the movement of trains across the entire railway network of Uzbekistan, as part of efforts toward technological partnership and finding solutions for the digital modernization of the country's infrastructure.

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