Technology delegations and ICT Week engagement
Status verified: 16 September 2026
Represent the India–Uzbekistan technology corridor at the country's main technology and investment events, and host visiting company delegations.
The stated scope has been delivered, with documented outcomes.
The problem or opportunity
Visiting companies arrive without a local schedule, and local organisations rarely meet the right counterpart before an event ends.
The proposed approach
Take part in the events that matter, prepare meeting programmes before arrival, and follow up with written introductions afterwards.
Current stage and supporting evidence
- Speaking and participation at ICT Week Uzbekistan and TIIF 2025 are documented on this site, with photographs on the background page.
- Discussions with Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) took place on ecosystem cooperation.
- A national television feature covered AI talent development and the digital agenda.
Documented basis: ICT Week Uzbekistan; TIIF 2025; STPI India discussions; Uzbekistan National TV feature.
Participants and documented roles
- Yogesh Kumar
- Speaker and delegation coordinator, Tashkent
- Event organisers
- ICT Week Uzbekistan; TIIF 2025
- STPI India
- Counterpart in ecosystem discussions
Milestones and dependencies
- DoneICT Week Uzbekistan participation
- DoneTIIF 2025 representation
- Not startedStructured delegation programme for the next season
Dependencies
- Event calendars and accreditation
- Confirmed traveller numbers and dates
- Counterpart availability in Tashkent
Results and future targets
Achieved
- Speaker and contributor at ICT Week Uzbekistan
- Represented at TIIF 2025; STPI India discussions held
Targets and proposals
- Target: A recurring delegation programme each event season
Collaboration needs
- Companies planning a first visit to Uzbekistan
- Trade bodies assembling a delegation
- Event organisers seeking India-facing speakers
Next step: Plan a delegation or speaking contribution around the next event window.
Alignment and independence
Event participation is independent of government programmes. Public digital policy is referenced as context only.
Coordination contact: Yogesh Kumar, Founder of QuantYogi Digital LLC, based in Tashkent. The Country Representative role for Digital Transformation Programs 2030 is a professional programme role, not a government appointment.
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Sources and review
Last reviewed: 16 September 2026
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