The IT potential and talents of Uzbekistan were presented in Seoul.

On April 23, the Uzbekistan Outsourcing Conference took place in the capital of South Korea, organized by the Ministry of Digital Technologies of Uzbekistan and IT Park, with the support of the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Republic of Korea, in partnership with the Korea Consultancy Foundation and the Korea Industry Intelligentization Association.

Countries in East Asia are showing increasing interest in Uzbekistan's IT sector, as evidenced by the active growth of foreign resident companies from South Korea in IT Park and the engaged participation of IT company representatives. More than 120 industry experts and business delegates attended the conference to gain a deeper understanding of Uzbekistan's human capital potential and IT landscape.

The Uzbek IT talent market is of particular interest to South Korean companies. Qualified specialists from Uzbekistan in IT, business administration, customer experience management, finance, and many other fields are in high demand due to their proficiency in English and Korean, as well as their level of education. There are many Korean universities and educational institutions in Uzbekistan, details about which were presented by Kyung Jin Min, representative of INHA University Korea, and Lee Kwang Hun, CEO of Hancom Academy.

This event was the first conference in East Asia this year dedicated to Uzbekistan's IT potential. On April 25, the country's achievements and prospects as a regional IT hub will be presented in Tokyo, the capital of Japan.

Source: it-park.uz