IT Park Uzbekistan held talks with US experts on developing the technology sector
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IT Park Uzbekistan held talks with US experts on developing the technology sector

On November 4, IT Park Uzbekistan held a meeting with a delegation from the American Center for the National Interest (CFTNI) and Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (JHU SAIS).

The discussion focused on the tasks of developing Uzbekistan's technology sector, exporting IT services, and opportunities to attract foreign investors.

Participants in the negotiations

The negotiations were attended by Makhlio Muksinova, Director of Strategic Development at IT Park Uzbekistan, and Andrew Kuchins, Senior Expert at CFTNI and Professor at JHU SAIS, who led the American delegation.

Representatives of IT Park Uzbekistan presented the opportunities available in the country's technology sector, its human capital potential, tax incentives, and state support measures for local companies. Special attention was paid to the export of IT services, attracting foreign firms, startup development, and expanding technological infrastructure.

Discussion of projects and cooperation

The American delegation also received information about the Enterprise Uzbekistan project, which involves implementing a special legal regime and creating favorable tax and regulatory conditions for both local and foreign enterprises.

During the meeting, experts from the US asked questions about the activities of IT Park residents, the qualifications of Uzbek specialists, key export markets, and the country's competitive advantages for international IT businesses.

The parties also explored prospects for cooperation with American think tanks and relevant organizations. In particular, they discussed preparing expert materials on technology development in Uzbekistan and promoting information about the country's investment opportunities in the United States.

At the conclusion of the negotiations, the participants agreed to continue exchanging expert assessments and information on current reforms, Uzbekistan's technological potential, and conditions available for foreign investors.

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