TOKYO, November 14. /Dunyo IA/.  Negotiations were held in Tokyo between the delegation of the Tashkent Region led by Governor Zoyir Mirzayev and the leadership of the Japanese companies “SYSKO Inc.” and “Shinmei Holdings Co., Ltd.”, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

At the meeting with the Head of “SYSKO Inc.”, Kenichi Yamada, discussions focused on the introduction of autonomous power supply systems capable of ensuring the uninterrupted operation of enterprises and socially significant facilities during power outages.

Company presented a unit housed in a 20-foot container equipped with a 100 kW generator and a 100 kWh battery. It was proposed to conduct a six-month trial at one of the facilities in the Tashkent Region experiencing power supply disruptions.

In the event of successful testing, the possibility of scaling the technology to other industrial and social facilities, as well as establishing a center in the region for the assembly and maintenance of containerized energy systems, is being considered.

Special attention was paid to the development of digital technologies and artificial intelligence. In particular, it was proposed to organize an online training program for students of local higher education institutions and young programmers, with the possibility of subsequently engaging the authors of promising projects in the Japanese company’s startup programs.

In addition, negotiations were held via videoconference with the President of “Shinmei Holdings Co., Ltd.”, Fujio Mitsuo. The sides discussed prospects for the processing and packaging of agricultural products in the Tashkent Region for subsequent export to Japan, as well as the possibility of attracting well-known Japanese restaurant brands “Genki Sushi” and “Uobei” to the region.

Following the meetings, parties agreed to further study the proposed initiatives, evaluate their technical and economic feasibility and continue working on promising joint projects.