Cyberport's Henry Li discusses Hong Kong and Uzbekistan tech cooperation
The interview covers the memorandum of understanding between Hong Kong Cyberport and IT Park Uzbekistan, and how the two sides see cross-border expansion for technology companies.

Key facts
- Henry Li is head of industry partnership at Hong Kong Cyberport.
- Cyberport and IT Park Uzbekistan signed a memorandum of understanding.
- Cyberport offers startups funding, incubation and investor connections.
- Li said Hong Kong and Uzbekistan create two-way expansion opportunities.
Henry Li, head of industry partnership at Hong Kong Cyberport, discussed cooperation between Cyberport and IT Park Uzbekistan in an interview published on 4 November 2026. The conversation follows the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the two organisations.
The interview focused on how Hong Kong and Uzbekistan can help technology companies enter new markets. According to the video description, Li said Hong Kong's international business environment and Uzbekistan's position in Central Asia create opportunities for expansion in both directions.
Li also described what Cyberport offers startups: funding, incubation, investor connections and access to international markets, according to the description.
Asked about expansion abroad, Li gave three points of advice to companies preparing for it. Build a strong foundation at home, understand the target market, and adapt to that market's business environment and culture.
Source:IT Park, 04.11.2026
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