The implementation of the Uzbekistan Digital Inclusion project has been launched
The goal of the Uzbekistan Digital Inclusion project is to increase the level of digitalization and create the necessary conditions for the development of the IT-es sector in our country, including through infrastructure development and updating the regulatory framework. The project consists of three main components: digital inclusion and enabling environment, development of nationwide regional infrastructure and incentives for IT services and promotion of location attractiveness.
The next steps in implementing the project and realizing the export potential of Uzbekistan, as well as the reforms carried out in the IT sector, were discussed at the meeting. Representatives of the World Bank emphasized that large-scale work has been carried out in the republic to develop and popularize the IT sector.
In addition, members of the World Bank delegation presented the key areas of development of the Uzbekistan Digital Inclusion project, highlighting procurement aspects and the financial component, and also presented the bank’s environmental and social policies.
The project will be an important milestone in establishing Uzbekistan as a regional technology hub through investment in digitalization and regional infrastructure, modernization of the legal, regulatory and institutional framework, and the development of key skills, in particular among the most vulnerable segments of the population.
With the support of the World Bank, IT centers will be built and reconstructed, and over 200 international and local companies will be attracted to provide IT services abroad from our country.
Also, as part of the project, special attention is paid to training more than 6,000 young specialists and creating 25,000 new jobs in the technology sector for young people aged 18-30. It is expected that the representation of women in employment should reach 50% of the total number of vacancies, in addition, a quota of 4% is provided for persons with disabilities.
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