Investments in the Ict Sector and Digital Advancement in Uzbekistan

Authors

  • Qarajanova Gulnoza Tolliyevna Assistant of the Department "Investments and Innovations" Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service
  • Saidova Rohat Student, Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service

Keywords:

Uzbekistan, digital technology, IT industry, digital transformation, capital investment, market opportunities, state incentives, digital networks, software innovation, digital security, opportunities, strategic advice

Abstract

This article delves into the potential for investment in the IT and digital sectors of Uzbekistan, examining the factors that make it an attractive option for investors. It sheds light on the pivotal role that financial input plays in bolstering the nation's technological progress and digital transformation. The analysis underscores the appealing aspects of putting money into Uzbekistan's IT industry, citing elements like its market prospects, state-backed initiatives, the availability of competent professionals, and its geographically advantageous position. The paper further discusses the crucial nature of investing in areas such as digital infrastructure, software innovation, and protecting against cyber threats. For investors looking to make the most of these opportunities, the paper provides guidance on how to leverage state support, forge strategic partnerships, address existing gaps in infrastructure, adopt cutting-edge technologies, prioritize digital security, invest in local talent development, and tap into international markets. By doing so, investors stand to play a key role in advancing Uzbekistan's IT sector, reaping the benefits of its burgeoning market and hospitable environment for investment.

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Published

2023-11-06

How to Cite

Tolliyevna, Q. G. ., & Rohat, S. . (2023). Investments in the Ict Sector and Digital Advancement in Uzbekistan. Nexus: Journal of Advances Studies of Engineering Science, 2(11), 18–26. Retrieved from https://innosci.org/JISES/article/view/1732

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