IT Park Uzbekistan presented the country's technological projects at the international exhibition FLY ASIA 2026 in Busan, South Korea. The delegation held negotiations with more than 30 IT companies, venture organizations, and foreign partners. The main result was the signing of a memorandum with the Busan Startup Investment Agency (BSIA), aimed at strengthening ties between the startup ecosystems of the two states and expanding cooperation between technology companies.
Datagaze, a resident of IT Park Uzbekistan, also participated in the exhibition, presenting its development at the FLY ASIA Awards competition and the IR Pitching investment session. Attracting venture investments and direct interaction between local startups and foreign funds were discussed with representatives of Series Ventures and Headline Asia. Negotiations with Indogen Capital concerned the entry of Uzbek companies into the Indonesian market, and with BCCEI, the parties agreed to launch joint Soft Landing programs to adapt startups to new markets.
IT Park Uzbekistan also discussed promoting projects in India, Taiwan, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia with organizations T-Hub, Startup Island, Turning Point MEA, and InnoEx. A separate topic was the use of the SkalePLUS network for distributing Uzbek IT products in South Korea. In addition, the delegation met with representatives of the American Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, the Japanese prefecture of Ehime, the Thai InnoQuest, IT Park Mongolia, and South Korean companies Mbas, Asak Korea, and C&M PLUS. The agreements reached should help Uzbek startups attract capital and enter foreign markets.