Among those in attendance were representatives of East Games, Ershi Logistics, United Soft, and Bito, as well as local companies including MoveMe, KharezmiTech, and MBOS.

The meeting addressed further development of the digitalization sector, increasing the export of IT services, the entry of local IT companies into new international markets, business expansion, and the creation of new jobs.

Key issues discussed at the meeting:

IT sector development and IT services export

Participants discussed promising directions for developing IT companies, expanding their operations, and increasing export potential.

Particular attention was given to opportunities for local IT companies to enter new international markets, expand their export geography, and promote IT services in foreign markets. Issues related to companies' future growth, business expansion, development of new areas, and the creation of conditions necessary for increasing the volume of IT services exports were also discussed.

Creating new jobs and expanding operations in the regions
Particular attention was devoted to increasing staff numbers at IT companies, creating new jobs, and attracting qualified specialists.
Participants discussed opportunities for IT companies to open new offices in the regions, expand the operations of existing units, and further develop their businesses.

Company representatives shared their plans for further expanding their operations and increasing team sizes. It was noted that the development of IT companies in the regions creates additional opportunities for employing local specialists and generating new jobs.
Training of IT specialists

The issue of training qualified IT specialists in line with market needs was also discussed.

During the discussion, company representatives shared their views on the current demand for qualified personnel in the IT market, the requirements employers place on specialists, and the need to develop practice-oriented training programs.

It was emphasized that developing cooperation between IT companies and educational institutions, and training specialists that account for the real needs of businesses, are important conditions for further developing the sector, increasing employment, and providing companies with the necessary workforce.

Exchange of experience and near-term plans
During the meeting, company representatives exchanged experience and shared information on completed projects, current results, and their near-term business development plans.

Participants presented their practical experience and projects, exchanging views on pressing challenges, promising areas of development, and plans for expanding operations.

An exchange of experience also took place among IT Park residents from different regions, allowing participants to discuss various approaches to business development and the future expansion of their projects.