Kyrgyzstan is becoming an IT hub in Central Asia
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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U.S. Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan Leslie Wigery stated that Kyrgyzstan is becoming an IT powerhouse in Central Asia. The United States accounts for approximately 40% of the exports of resident companies in the High Technologies Park. The projected volume of software and intellectual property exports in 2024 will reach $200 million, comparable to the exports of textile and agricultural products.
Kyrgyzstan is becoming an IT powerhouse in Central Asia. This opinion was expressed by the US Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, Leslie Vigeri.
Leslie Vigeri, US Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan
I have found that the US is the largest and fastest-growing market for resident companies of the park. The US accounts for about 40% of their exports. I think this is impressive. Even more impressive is the fact that the High Technologies Park forecasts total exports of software and intellectual property to reach $200 million in 2024. Most of this will be directed to the US.
$200 million means that IT exports are on par with textile and agricultural exports. This is something that, in my opinion, does not receive sufficient coverage in the press or attention from the public — the fact that Kyrgyzstan is becoming an IT powerhouse in Central Asia.
Source: vesti.kg
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