TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, May 29. A delegation from
Uzbekistan’s Fergana region visited several Japanese technology
companies in Tokyo to explore potential cooperation in software
development, robotics, artificial intelligence, and startup
ecosystems, Trend
reports, citing the Fergana Regional Administration.


During the visit, representatives of the Japanese company
Kanaria Tech presented their work on AI-based logistics robots
designed to enhance operational efficiency by reducing errors and
improving adaptation to social environments.


The delegation also held meetings with Stone System IT, where
discussions focused on the company’s fintech and blockchain
projects, team development, and plans to establish a youth-led
technology team in the Fergana region.







At CIC Venture Cafe, Uzbek delegates participated in networking
sessions with Japanese and international experts, startup founders,
venture capital firms, and investors. The discussions covered
investment trends, incubation programs, and startup acceleration
initiatives.


In addition, the delegation reviewed the activities of Eco Turon
Logistika, a company founded by young entrepreneurs from Fergana.
The parties reached an agreement to establish a Business Process
Outsourcing (BPO) center in the Fergana region based on this
project.