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Ericsson expressed interest in developing 5G networks in Uzbekistan

The Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson discussed opportunities for cooperation with local mobile operators on the development of 5G networks and the modernization of communication infrastructure in Uzbekistan. An agreement was reached to organize a visit of the company's delegation to Uzbekistan by the end of the year.

Ericsson expressed interest in developing 5G networks in Uzbekistan

According to the "Dunyo" information agency, these issues were discussed during an online meeting between representatives of the Ministry of Investments, Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Digital Technologies of Uzbekistan and the leaders of Ericsson.

The negotiations were attended by Andrea Missori, the company's Head of South Europe and Eurasia, and Aydin Abzhanbekov, Head of Central Asia and Azerbaijan.

Ericsson representatives stated that they consider Uzbekistan one of the strategically important markets and are interested in expanding their operations in the country. Possible areas of cooperation mentioned include 5G networks, radio communication systems, and the modernization of core telecommunication infrastructure.

The company announced its readiness to offer hardware and software solutions for mobile networks, as well as competitive commercial terms. If necessary, financing mechanisms involving international financial institutions may also be considered.

The Uzbek side emphasized that the country's telecommunications market is open to foreign companies and investors.

According to the agreement, a visit of the Ericsson delegation to Uzbekistan is planned to be organized by the end of 2026 to hold negotiations with relevant ministries and local mobile operators.

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