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  1. A growing economic partnership involving Uzbekistan was reviewed for future developments.
  2. A growing economic partnership involving Uzbekistan was reviewed for future developments.
  3. A growing economic partnership involving Uzbekistan was reviewed for future developments.
  4. High-level talks are underway in Uzbekistan to expand trade, economic, and cultural ties, paving the way for a strategic partnership.

Uzbekistan IT Park sees surge in Japanese company registrations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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The number of companies registered as residents of Uzbekistan’s IT Park has increased from two to 25 in almost two years. This information was shared at the Uzbek-Japan Digital Community Forum. Rustam Karimzhonov, Uzbekistan’s Deputy Minister of Digital Technologies, attended the forum and stressed the importance of strengthening technological cooperation with Japan.

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Why it matters

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The expansion highlights growing technology ties between the two countries. The forum reviewed bilateral cooperation in the digital sector, innovation projects, and opportunities for technology companies to enter new markets.

High-level talks are underway in Uzbekistan to expand trade, economic, and cultural ties, paving the way for a strategic partnership. A growing economic partnership involving Uzbekistan was reviewed for future developments.

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Who's involved

  • UzbekistanSovereign state in Central Asia undergoing technology sector expansion

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • TashkentSpeculative

    Tashkent could see increased foreign direct investment and technology sector growth as a result of these bilateral ties.

How it developed

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  1. Japanese businesses discussed expanding investment cooperation and joint projects in a special economic zone in Samarkand.Sub-event
  2. Japanese companies are expanding presence in Uzbekistan to seek technology and market access.1 source

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