Business opportunities in Uzbekistan were presented at the "Central Asia + Japan" business forum

On August 9, the Central Asia + Japan Business Forum was held in Astana, bringing together more than 450 representatives from Central Asian countries and Japan.

During the forum, a session titled "New Perspectives for Connectivity Development in Japan and Central Asia in Light of International Changes" took place. Abdulkhak Kuchkarov, Executive Director of IT Park Uzbekistan, presented the prospects for cooperation between the region and Japanese companies in the IT sector.

In his speech, Abdulkhak Kuchkarov emphasized the importance of integration and partnership between Central Asia and Japan and provided a detailed overview of Uzbekistan's IT landscape. He highlighted the country's achievements in creating a dynamic IT ecosystem, the significant growth in IT services exports, and the increasing number of members of IT Park Uzbekistan.

The growing interest of Japanese companies in the Uzbek market is driving technological progress in the region and creating high-paying jobs for young people, including in regional areas. It is expected that through the exchange of experience and professional knowledge with Japanese technology firms, Uzbek specialists will become highly competitive in the global labor market.

In Uzbekistan, more than 10 universities offer Japanese language programs, reflecting the country's commitment to training qualified specialists capable of effectively interacting with Japanese partners. Additionally, two IT universities in Uzbekistan were established with Japanese investments, contributing to academic and cultural exchange.

Investments in language skills and IT education for young people represent not only an investment in the future but also a strategic step toward attracting foreign investment and strengthening Uzbekistan's position in the global IT market.

Source: outsource.gov.uz