Uzbekistan demonstrated the potential of its electrical engineering sector at the international electronics exhibition Korea Electronics Show 2026, held in Seoul.
The Uzeltеkhsanoat Association conducted a presentation in the form of a road show, organized discussions with foreign companies, and provided practical training for Uzbek specialists undergoing professional training in South Korea.
During the presentation, local products were displayed, and promising projects in the energy sector and data center industry were announced. Furthermore, opportunities for foreign investors and technological partners were highlighted.
The event attracted the attention of representatives from foreign companies, investors, and industry experts. A video demonstrating the development of Uzbekistan's electrical engineering industry generated keen interest among the audience.
As part of the business program, F. Abdulimov, Deputy Chairman of Uzeltеkhsanoat, held negotiations with representatives of South Korean firms Samwha Electric Co., Ltd. and DONGWOO ROBOT, as well as with the Japanese company Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials.
The parties discussed prospects for expanding cooperation in the field of electrical engineering, implementing advanced technologies, and realizing joint projects in robotics, electronic components, and new materials.
The Association expects that cooperation with foreign technology companies will help modernize production in Uzbekistan, increase the output of higher value-added products, and enhance the industry's competitiveness in global markets.
At the initiative of Uzeltеkhsanoat, twenty specialists in South Korea for professional development visited the exhibition. They participated in practical sessions where they studied modern electrical products, semiconductor technologies, and innovative solutions developed by leading global corporations. This practical program aims to strengthen theoretical knowledge, familiarize specialists with international experience, and develop their professional skills.