During the visit, key areas for the further development of the region’s technology sector were reviewed, including infrastructure development, support for existing companies and startups, talent development, and the expansion of export opportunities. Following meetings with representatives of the regional ecosystem, priority measures were identified to create favorable conditions for technology companies and strengthen the role of the Syrdarya region in Uzbekistan’s digital economy.
One of the key areas of the visit was the development of infrastructure required for the continued growth of the region’s technology sector.
In Gulistan, Azamat Karamatov reviewed the construction progress of the new building of IT Park Uzbekistan’s Syrdarya branch, which is expected to become one of the region’s key platforms for IT companies and technology initiatives. As part of the further development of this infrastructure, plans are also being considered to establish a startup center in Gulistan offering acceleration and incubation programs, with the involvement of venture funds, accelerators, and other participants in the technology ecosystem.
Particular attention was also given to the IT center currently under construction in Yangiyer. The facility is planned to provide space for BPO companies, startups, and international technology companies, helping expand business activity and create new jobs in the region.
The development of new infrastructure is expected to go hand in hand with expanding opportunities for companies already operating in the region and strengthening business ties within the ecosystem.
During the visit, Azamat Karamatov held meetings with IT Park Uzbekistan members operating in the Syrdarya region to discuss their current activities, further growth plans, scaling opportunities, and expansion into new markets.
A separate meeting was also held with IT Park Uzbekistan members from Tashkent and the Syrdarya region. It focused on strengthening B2B cooperation, exchanging experience, and developing new business partnerships between companies.
Particular attention was given to the international growth of regional members. For the BPO company Meridian Solutions, opportunities to participate in international business missions and IT Park Uzbekistan programs were considered with the aim of expanding the company’s service geography and export potential.
With Humo Voices, discussions focused on the support instruments available to facilitate the company’s further development and scaling.
Going forward, regional IT Park members are expected to become more actively involved in international events, business missions, and overseas initiatives organized by IT Park Uzbekistan, providing companies with additional opportunities to build partnerships and enter new markets.
The growth in the number of companies and the expansion of their operations are directly linked to the availability of qualified professionals. For this reason, talent development based on the practical needs of businesses was another key focus of the visit.
With Canaan CX, an international company operating in the Syrdarya region, discussions covered workforce needs and opportunities to organize training for specialists in high-demand areas.
As part of the same agenda, Azamat Karamatov visited the Academy EAB-IT training center, which provides educational programs including Data Analytics. Particular attention was given to expanding opportunities for young people to acquire in-demand digital skills and strengthening cooperation between educational institutions and businesses.
Another important element in developing the regional ecosystem is creating conditions for local technology projects to emerge and scale.
Azamat Karamatov reviewed several startups from the Syrdarya region and discussed potential mechanisms for their further support.
For Barakami, opportunities to participate in national programs and initiatives aimed at developing technology entrepreneurship were considered. With MedMapp, discussions focused on prospects for entering international markets, establishing global partnerships, and promoting the project through IT Park Uzbekistan’s international network.
Going forward, regional startups are expected to be more actively involved in acceleration programs, international initiatives, and other support instruments based on the development stage and specific needs of each project.
Following the working visit, a comprehensive set of priorities was outlined for IT Park Uzbekistan’s further work in the Syrdarya region, ranging from the development of modern IT infrastructure and the attraction of new local and international companies to export growth, talent development, stronger B2B connections, and support for promising startups.
The key objective is to develop an integrated IT ecosystem in the region where infrastructure, business, education, and startups grow in coordination, creating conditions for the emergence of new companies, skilled jobs, and export-oriented technology projects.
The work underway in the Syrdarya region forms part of IT Park Uzbekistan’s broader regional development agenda. A similar approach will be applied consistently across other regions of the country, taking into account their specialization, talent and economic potential, and competitive advantages, with the aim of expanding the geography of the technology sector and enabling regions to play a more active role in Uzbekistan’s digital economy.
18 September 2026
18 September 2026
18 September 2026
18 September 2026
