MOSCOW, July 3. /Dunyo IA/.  Russian daily newspaper “Komsomolskaya Pravda” has published an article titled “Uzbekistan as an operational hub for tech business: Figures, conditions and why it works”, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Publication provides an analysis of why more than 1,000 tech companies choose Uzbekistan.

Article reports that relocating an operational office to another country is always a stressful experience, involving a new jurisdiction, unfamiliar regulations and the fear of losing control over the team and core business processes.

Article notes that Uzbekistan systematically addresses the majority of these concerns. Newspaper highlights the distinct advantages of relocating IT businesses from other CIS countries to Uzbekistan, specifically emphasizing the advanced infrastructure of IT Park, the ease of doing business via the “single-window” system and the specialized “Softlanding” support program for employee relocation.

Article notes that Uzbekistan positions itself as a favourable jurisdiction for mitigating operational risks and reducing administrative burdens during corporate relocation.

Furthermore, publication highlights that the “Zero Risk Program” implemented by IT Park ensures the rapid launch of businesses in Uzbekistan by providing ready-made infrastructure and labour cost subsidies. Registered residents benefit from extensive tax incentives including a 0% rate on corporate income tax, VAT, and social tax - alongside comprehensive scaling support, while foreign tech specialists qualify for a three-year IT Visa.

In addition, it is emphasized that IT Visa holders gain access to healthcare and education under the same conditions as citizens of Uzbekistan, and they are also permitted to purchase real estate without any restrictions on minimum property value.

Article concludes that for many companies, relocation to Uzbekistan is no longer just about moving operational capacity. Increasingly, the country is being viewed as an optimal and strategic Launchpad for global expansion.