The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Uzbekistan's growing telecommunications and IT sectors during a recent meeting with Minister of Digital Technologies, Sherzod Shermatov. The discussion, held on October 23, brought together key stakeholders to exchange insights on the ongoing digitalization efforts in the country.
The meeting, which took place in Tashkent, featured Jean-Marc Petershmit, Managing Director for Industry, Trade, and Agribusiness of the EBRD, and Andi Aranitasi, head of the EBRD representative office in Uzbekistan. Minister Shermatov began the discussion by presenting an overview of the nation's initiatives related to digitization and the expansion of high-speed Internet access for its citizens.
Among the key points covered during the conversation were the transformations taking place within the telecommunications and IT sectors in Uzbekistan. The participants delved into the ongoing reforms and the concerted efforts aimed at enhancing mobile and broadband Internet services in the country. This discussion reflects Uzbekistan's dedication to ensuring its population has access to cutting-edge digital services and infrastructure.
In addition to discussing the sector's current progress and future prospects, the meeting also touched on privatization initiatives and the broader digitization agenda in Uzbekistan. Minister Shermatov and the EBRD representatives explored the challenges and opportunities within the telecommunications field.
Jean-Marc Petershmit, the Managing Director for Industry, Trade, and Agribusiness of the EBRD, expressed his satisfaction with the ongoing collaboration between the EBRD and the Ministry of Digital Technologies in Uzbekistan. He emphasized the importance of working together to advance digitization in the country and to help facilitate the rapid development of modern telecommunications and IT infrastructure.
The EBRD has been actively involved in numerous projects aimed at boosting economic growth and digitalization in Uzbekistan. Their continued support aligns with the country's vision of a prosperous, digitally connected future.
The meeting concluded with an optimistic outlook for future collaborations that will further contribute to the transformation of Uzbekistan's telecommunications and IT sectors, ultimately benefiting the nation's residents and businesses.
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