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IT Park Uzbekistan startups pitch textile automation projects in Fergana
Residents and startup representatives met textile manufacturers in the Fergana region. A state resolution covers part of the cost of installing automated systems.
Tokhum AI · 1 min read · reviewed by Leyla
Key facts
- IT Park Uzbekistan residents and startups presented automation projects in Fergana.
- Solutions covered accounting, production management, quality control and analytics.
- Resolution No. 729 lets the state cover part of the cost of automated systems.
- B2B meetings set next steps for putting the projects into practice.
IT Park Uzbekistan said its residents and representatives of startups met textile manufacturers in the Fergana region to present projects for automating production processes. The presentations covered systems for accounting, production management, quality control and data analysis, according to a post on its Telegram channel on 6 November 2026.
Representatives of the Agency for Development of Light Industry explained how Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 729 works. It has the state cover part of the cost of introducing automated systems, IT Park Uzbekistan said.
The event included B2B meetings where IT companies, startups and textile enterprises discussed specific business needs and set the next steps for putting the proposed projects into practice. IT Park Uzbekistan did not name the startups that took part or the textile companies they met.
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