IT Park Uzbekistan and the Republic of Tatarstan strengthen IT cooperation

Representatives of IT Park Uzbekistan held a meeting with a delegation from the Republic of Tatarstan to discuss prospects for expanding cooperation in the fields of information technology, startup ecosystem development, and digital solutions. The parties also agreed to deepen engagement through joint initiatives and the exchange of expertise.

The delegation included representatives of IT Park Kazan, as well as founders of startup projects, including Presentsimple.ai, Fibonacci AI, MilkAgroVision, ElmaI, BluePrint, the “Tulpar” Academy, LaweMate, an unmanned surface vessels project, NotCRM, Chain, Labli, and others. All participating startups expressed interest in participating in IT Park Uzbekistan programs, including obtaining member status.

During the meeting, representatives of IT Park Uzbekistan presented a detailed overview of the technopark’s activities, strategic priorities, and the existing support mechanisms for member companies. Discussions covered conditions for the development of IT businesses, measures to promote the export of IT services, and initiatives aimed at fostering a sustainable startup ecosystem in the country. Particular attention was placed on opportunities for technology companies to enter international markets, as well as on the potential for joint projects between Uzbekistan and the Republic of Tatarstan.

As part of the visit, the delegation toured the offices of IT Park Uzbekistan member companies, including Uzinfocom, RealSoft, and Green White Solutions. The guests were introduced to ongoing projects, technological solutions, and practical experience in the development and implementation of IT services.

Cooperation with the Republic of Tatarstan creates additional opportunities for IT Park Uzbekistan to attract advanced competencies, expand international partnerships, and facilitate knowledge exchange. This collaboration contributes to strengthening Uzbekistan’s IT ecosystem, enhancing its competitiveness, and opening new avenues for the development of digital technologies. The growing interest of foreign startups in launching operations in Uzbekistan further underscores the country’s emergence as a global IT hub.