Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) – On 8 October 2020, the Uzbek Embassy in Tokyo held a meeting with the chairman of the Japanese company "JobLab" Shuichi Iinuma, the head of the corporate planning department of the company "IP Partners" (a subsidiary of "JobLab") Kousuke Tagawa and the planning manager of the Council for Friendly Exchange Satoshi Matsuzawa.

According to the Uzbek Embassy in Tokyo, the meeting discussed issues of establishing and developing cooperation between the Japanese company and relevant institutions or private structures of Uzbekistan in the field of information and communication technologies.

Sh. Iinuma presented information about the project started by the “JobLab” company, which provides for the formation of a global network aimed at creating a safe and well-developed online working environment - a kind of “virtual special economic zone”.

The main functions of this network are considered consulting activities, programming, conducting marketing research, working with data.

The project of the Japanese company is international in nature and aims to create a global network that includes employees and partners from various foreign countries. At the initial stage, the company plans to work out the issue of cooperation with 14 states, including Uzbekistan after the participation of representatives of IP Partners at a business seminar organized at the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Tokyo on 26 August.

At the meeting, the Japanese representatives were provided with complete information on the measures taken in Uzbekistan to develop the information and communication sphere, support for private companies in this area, and pay attention to the training of highly qualified personnel.

In order to discuss in detail the possibilities of cooperation, an agreement was reached on the organization of direct negotiations in the form of a video conference between the Japanese company and the administration of the Technological Park of Software Products and Information Technologies (IT Park) in Tashkent.