The parties discussed the establishment of joint production facilities and the introduction of Turkish technologies into the electrical industry
The parties discussed upgrading communication networks, increasing bandwidth, and enhancing information security
The initiative will help turn countries’ climate commitments into investment projects; Uzbekistan will need $30.1 billion by 2035
Russia and Uzbekistan have approved the project roadmap, with the launch expected in 2027–2028
The project in Tashkent Region is designed to attract foreign partners and establish joint ventures
The construction of the republic’s first integrated nuclear power plant and prospects for global nuclear energy were discussed in Antalya
IT Park Uzbekistan held talks on establishing development centers and expanding IT services exports
Smart energy and mobility centers may appear at Uzbekistan's airports
The largest volume of new networks was commissioned in Samarkand Region — 575 km.
Nearly 35 thousand organizations resumed operations in October alone.
Renewable energy and small solar panels provided 22.2% of all electricity generation in the country in a single day.