IT hubs in Central Asia are coming together to accelerate the emergence of a regional "unicorn."

MOST Holding, one of the leading players in venture investment and technological development in Central Asia, announces its entry into the Uzbekistan market. An important step in this direction is the opening of MOST IT Hub in the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent. Cooperation with the local C-Space hub network expands the boundaries for creating an inspiring environment that fosters innovative growth and joint projects.

C-Space and MOST IT Hub will provide flexible and convenient conditions for residents, such as Hot Desk and OneTicket, allowing them to work in the coworking spaces of both companies in Almaty and Tashkent. It is also worth noting that all educational programs, meetups, and other activities at the MOST Hub Almaty venue will be available to residents of the Tashkent branch as well.

Having already established itself in Kazakhstan, MOST Holding now aims to become an active participant in the developing market of Uzbekistan. The opening of MOST IT Hub in Tashkent underscores the strategic importance of the region for the further growth of the holding company and the creation of favorable conditions for the development of the local startup community.

In its strategy, the holding company adheres to three main directions:

— focus on regional development: MOST IT Hub is designed to support local talents and technologies, strengthening interaction between Uzbek startups and international investors;

— investments and startups: MOST Holding will provide support and funding for promising startups, contributing to their successful growth and scaling;

— technology: MOST IT Hub will serve as a platform for exchanging knowledge and experience in the field of advanced technologies and innovations, enabling the region to reach the forefront of the global IT market.

MOST Hub Tashkent invites all interested entrepreneurs, innovators, startups, as well as journalists to join the technical opening.

When: August 2 at 17:30

Where: Tashkent, 20A Ahmad Donish Street