IT Park Members' Export Geography Reaches 102 Countries

According to the results of the first half of 2026, the international presence of IT Park Uzbekistan members has continued to expand significantly. The number of member companies engaged in export activities reached 1,050, of which 315 operate from the regions of Uzbekistan.

Today, IT Park members export IT services and digital products to 102 countries worldwide. For comparison, in 2017, their export geography covered only 8 countries. This means that over the past few years, the export footprint has expanded by more than 12 times.

Since the beginning of this year alone, 8 new countries have been added to the list of export destinations. This demonstrates that Uzbek IT companies are successfully entering new markets, strengthening partnerships with international clients, and increasing the global competitiveness of the country's digital services.

North America remained the largest export destination, accounting for 54% of total exports. The CIS and other countries represented 22%, while the European Union and the United Kingdom accounted for 16%, and the MENA region made up the remaining 8%.

The number of IT Park members with foreign capital participation has also reached 1,095, with 349 of them operating outside Tashkent. These figures reflect the growing interest of international investors in Uzbekistan's IT sector and demonstrate that favorable conditions for developing technology businesses are being created across the country's regions.

The increasing number of export-oriented companies and members with foreign investment is a tangible result of Uzbekistan's consistent efforts to expand the international IT services sector, create high-value jobs, strengthen the export potential of the regions, and position the country as one of the emerging global technology and business services hubs.

The continued expansion of IT Park members' export geography once again highlights Uzbekistan's strengthening position in the global digital economy, while the growing trust in and demand for locally developed IT services continue to drive the country's international success.