TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, July 9. Mirziyod Yunusov, Chairman of the Uzeltechsanoat Association, recently met with Shin Myung-Seop, Country Director of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) in Uzbekistan, to discuss advancing Uzbekistan’s high-tech industrial capabilities, Trend reports.
During the meeting, both parties highlighted the critical importance of developing a strong industrial infrastructure in the fields of semiconductors and microelectronics. A key proposal was the establishment of a dedicated “High Technology Park” aimed at fostering innovation and growth within these strategic sectors.
The discourse additionally encompassed avenues to leverage KOICA
grant financing to bolster initiatives aligned with this program.
This capital infusion is anticipated to catalyze the transference
of technological innovations, engage Korean subject matter experts,
and enhance the research and entrepreneurial landscape—fortifying
the ecosystem for avant-garde technological progressions.
Furthermore, both parties concurred to enhance their synergistic
collaboration aimed at advancing Uzbekistan’s electrical
engineering sector. This partnership encompasses synergistic
initiatives focused on the fabrication of advanced microelectronic
devices, cutting-edge sensors, and high-performance electronic
components.
KOICA, established by the Government of the Republic of Korea, is a leading agency that provides technical assistance and manages grant-based projects in developing countries, supporting sustainable development and fostering international cooperation.
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