Uzbekistan is in discussions with Shanghai Spacecom on satellite technology partnerships, focusing on improving internet services and network coverage. The meeting involved Minister Sherzod Shermatov and aims for stronger digital infrastructure and international cooperation. Additionally, a new law on space activities has been adopted to regulate exploration and utilization efforts.
On March 6, 2023, Uzbekistan engaged in discussions with Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology Ltd. concerning potential partnerships in satellite technology. This dialogue took place between Sherzod Shermatov, Uzbekistan’s Minister of Digital Technologies, and executives from the Shanghai Spacecom leadership in Barcelona.
The discussions centered on enhancing internet services and expanding network coverage throughout Uzbekistan. Key topics included strengthening digital infrastructure, improving internet quality, and leveraging satellite communications to advance the nation’s information technologies. Furthermore, both parties deliberated on enhancing international cooperation and attracting advanced technological innovations to boost the digital economy.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to further explore collaborative opportunities and outline subsequent steps for partnership. It is noteworthy that Uzbekistan recently adopted a law governing space activities, which establishes a legal framework for space exploration and utilization, detailing objectives and responsibilities for governmental oversight in this sector.
Uzbekistan’s recent discussions with Shanghai Spacecom underline a strategic initiative to enhance satellite technology and digital infrastructure within the nation. The collaboration aims to improve internet services and expand coverage, while fostering international partnerships and attracting advanced technologies. The recent legislation on space activities further solidifies Uzbekistan’s commitment to developing its digital economy and capabilities in space exploration.
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