Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Belarusian IT company ISsoft Solutions is considering Uzbekistan as one of the platforms for international expansion. At a meeting with representatives of IT Park Uzbekistan on October 26, the parties discussed registering a local legal entity and organizing operations without the initial relocation of specialists. The company intends to maintain a remote work format while establishing a presence in the new market.

The IT Park delegation spoke about the available residency conditions, tax incentives, and the specifics of doing business in the country. Uzbekistan is being considered alongside other potential destinations in Asia and Latin America. By the end of 2026, ISsoft Solutions plans to complete a comparative analysis of jurisdictions and decide on an international development model. A final decision on entering the Uzbek market has not yet been made.

ISsoft Solutions was founded in 2004 and is part of the international Coherent Solutions group, operating in North America, Europe, and other regions. The company specializes in custom software development, digital engineering, cloud technologies, and enterprise information systems. More than 1,700 specialists work in its Belarusian development centers. The company also has four R&D laboratories, a training center, and an internal startup incubator.

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