Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Economy and Finance held a meeting with a delegation from Lithuanian company Synergetica Educational Group on 23 October to discuss potential investment projects in the education sector.
The delegation was led by Gabija Skučaitė, the company’s founder and chairwoman of the board.
The sides discussed implementing education investment projects in Uzbekistan, establishing new educational institutions and developing the necessary infrastructure, the ministry said.
Participants considered project financing models, the allocation of responsibilities between public- and private-sector partners, and the distribution of financial and operational risks.
They also reviewed existing support measures for foreign investors and procedures related to project implementation.
The sides exchanged views on selecting local partners and investment sites for prospective initiatives. Discussions also covered cooperation with interested organisations and the next stages of project preparation.
Synergetica Educational Group is an education group operating in Lithuania. Its institutions include SMK College of Applied Sciences, KSU International University and Vilnius Business College.
As of September 2026, more than 7,000 students were enrolled at the group’s institutions. The group offers more than 60 educational programmes and employs over 500 academic and administrative staff.
Following the meeting, the sides discussed refining priority areas for cooperation and preparing the information required to implement the projects. They also agreed to continue engagement with interested stakeholders.
