Japan DXT, led by Nabi Mamajan, President of Nippon Investment Operating Corporation and Vice President of Japan DX, plans to issue cryptocurrency tokens for specific projects in Uzbekistan . This initiative was discussed during a seminar hosted by the Uzbekistan Embassy in Tokyo, showcasing the country's investment potential and collaborative opportunities with Japanese firms.
The seminar attracted representatives from prominent Japanese companies including Rakuten Mobile, Mitsui, SBI Investment, Sojitz, Deloitte Tohmatsu Risk Advisory, Tokyo Marine Service, NASC International, Japan Bosai Platform, among others. Soji Suzuki, Chairman of Japan DX, highlighted the favorable investment environment in Uzbekistan and expressed keen interest in digitalization and crypto asset management collaborations.
Earlier in April, Japan DXT secured licenses from the National Agency of Perspective Projects Uzbekistan for crypto depository activities, marking them as the country's third licensed crypto depository and the first Japanese entity to receive such authorization. Nabi Mamajan proposed leveraging cryptocurrencies as a means to attract foreign investments into Uzbekistan.
Hafiz Saidov, Director at Japan DXT, outlined investment projects spanning sectors such as mining and agriculture within Uzbekistan. Tetsuo Omorai, CEO of Number 1 Solutions, also introduced a blockchain system designed to facilitate foreign investments through token issuance.
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