Uzbekistan is pursuing partnerships with Shanghai Spacecom for advancements in satellite technology, with discussions focusing on enhancing internet services and digital infrastructure. The recent enactment of space activity regulations further strengthens this initiative.
Uzbekistan is exploring collaboration opportunities with Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology Ltd. regarding satellite technologies. This discussion took place in Barcelona between Sherzod Shermatov, the Minister of Digital Technologies of Uzbekistan, and leaders from Shanghai Spacecom, as reported by Trend.
The two parties examined the advancement of internet services, extension of network coverage, and enhancement of digital infrastructure in Uzbekistan. They emphasized improving internet quality and leveraging satellite communications to promote information technology. Additionally, they considered ways to boost international cooperation and draw in cutting-edge technologies to support the digital economy.
At the meeting’s conclusion, the participants agreed to further investigate potential collaboration avenues and outlined subsequent steps for future engagement. This meeting follows Uzbekistan’s recent enactment of a law governing space activities, which establishes a regulatory framework for space exploration and use, detailing objectives and responsibilities of involved governmental bodies.
Uzbekistan is actively seeking to enhance its satellite technology capabilities through a partnership with Shanghai Spacecom. The focus on developing internet infrastructure and digital services demonstrates the country’s commitment to advancing its digital economy. The recent legal framework for space activities supports these initiatives, signaling a proactive approach towards embracing modern technologies.
Original Source: en.trend.az
