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The INNO Science Park, Uzbekistan's first high technology and research center, opened on March 6 in Jizzakh with Hungarian support from Óbuda University. This partnership aims to enhance the Uzbek startup ecosystem by linking academic research with economic initiatives.

The park will cover critical tech fields such as IT, robotics, and medical technology, and will include a venture capital office for startups. Additionally, President Mirziyoyev announced investment goals for the chemical industry, targeting $720 million in exports and 133 projects totaling $9.5 billion. Belarus will assist Uzbekistan in developing a nuclear plant in Jizzak, leveraging Russian expertise for energy independence.