During the visit, the current business processes of international IT companies operating in the technopark, their export-oriented services, as well as their practical contribution to ensuring youth employment were presented. In particular, the activities of the limited liability company "IT-call Qarshi," which provides remote IT services to foreign customers and provides jobs for more than 20 young specialists to date, were presented.

Additionally, the delegation familiarized themselves with the activities of "Data Drive" Limited Liability Company, a company focused on the United States market and providing permanent employment for over 70 young employees through the export of IT services. The experience of these companies clearly demonstrates that Qarshi has significant potential for developing international IT outsourcing, remote employment formats, and export-oriented digital services.

It was specifically noted that such projects create real socio-economic opportunities for young people, including a sustainable source of income, access to the international labor market, gaining practical experience, and mastering modern digital professions.

Currently, the Youth Technopark is being established not only as a facility with modern infrastructure but also as a key platform uniting young specialists, international IT companies, and state policy in the field of digital development. This, in turn, contributes to the expansion of the digital economy and IT ecosystem in the regions, as well as the attraction of new investors and employers.