Following the Startup & Venture Summit, IT Park Uzbekistan signed three memorandums of cooperation with international organizations MOST Holding, Founder Institute, and SparkLabs. The agreements are intended to expand opportunities for Uzbek startups and facilitate their entry into foreign markets.
As part of the partnership with MOST Holding, the Central Eurasian Venture Forum will be held for the second time in Uzbekistan in 2027. The event will bring together international investors, venture funds, and technology companies. With Founder Institute, IT Park plans to launch pre-seed programs for nascent projects in the country and connect local founders to a global network of mentors and investors.
A separate area of cooperation with SparkLabs is related to South Korea. Uzbek startups will gain opportunities for acceleration, entry into the Korean market, and further international scaling.
IT Park Uzbekistan notes that all three agreements are aimed at expanding local technology companies' access to foreign expertise, investments, and international markets.