Uzbekistan and Turkey Discuss Telecommunications Development and Technological Cooperation
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Uzbekistan and Turkey Discuss Telecommunications Development and Technological Cooperation

The Telecommunications Management Center of Uzbekistan held negotiations in Turkey with representatives of state agencies and technology companies to discuss the development of cooperation in the field of telecommunications and monitoring, as reported by the structure itself.

On September 7, the Center's delegation met with Beytullah Koşçu, Vice President of the Turkish Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK). The parties exchanged experience and data regarding mobile device security.

The main focus of the negotiations was on methods for detecting and blocking cloned devices, as well as practical ways to combat fraud in telecommunication networks. Furthermore, the management and control of the radio frequency spectrum were discussed. The agenda included the implementation of anti-fraud systems, the possibility of Mobile Number Portability (MNP), resource number management, and Caller ID (CLI).

On September 8, the delegation of the Telecommunications Management Center also met with the management of the Turkish technology company TechNarts, headed by Taha Yaydji. They discussed opportunities for joint work on monitoring mobile operator and television broadcasting networks, as well as the application of modern technological solutions.

Participants also spoke about exchanging technical expertise, practical experience, and information. The parties separately considered the prospects for joint projects based on the technological needs and priority areas of the Telecommunications Management Center. These meetings laid the foundation for further experience exchange and the implementation of joint initiatives with Turkish state and technological partners.

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