AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI Strategy: Uzbekistan is aiming to break into the world’s top 50 in AI readiness by 2030, up from 62nd now, with plans to expand computing infrastructure (including a proposed extra $70m) and grow AI software services to $1.5bn, alongside more than 200 AI projects. Space Tech: Uzbekistan’s AI module has reached orbit aboard the hyperspectral Earth observation satellite Samarkand-2028, launched by China’s STAR.VISION/Uzcosmos partnership, enabling onboard processing to speed analysis for land and agriculture monitoring. Regional Tech & Policy: Uzbekistan is also pushing deeper cooperation with the EAEU, focusing on digital trade, industrial collaboration, eco-technologies, labor mobility and tourism, plus work on aligning technical regulations. STEM Spotlight: Uzbekistan will host the 2026 International Olympiad in Informatics, with 386 students registered from 97 countries. Sports (Local Interest): Uzbekistan’s Javokhir Sindarov finished runner-up at the Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz, after Praggnanandhaa won the overall title.
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