Digital tandem: how NTEC strengthens International cooperation with Uzbekistan
21 August 2026
The delegation from the Uzbekistan Cybersecurity Center made a follow-up working visit to the Republican Unitary Enterprise 'National Traffic Exchange Center' to put into practice the previously signed Memorandum of Understanding.
The last visit laid the legal foundation for the partnership. Now it was about technological syncing.
Belarusian specialists showed foreign colleagues the updated features of their own software and presented completely new developments in the field of information security. The IT solutions presented drew a lot of interest from the guests thanks to their adaptability for protecting critically important digital infrastructure.
An important focus of the talks was developing human resources. The parties summed up the recent successful participation of Uzbek specialists in the large-scale cyber exercises cybeRRing 2026 and outlined new stages of joint training for specialized experts using a modern simulation platform and the NTEC ROZUM International Education Center.
Today, the partnership between the National Traffic Exchange Center and the Cybersecurity Center of Uzbekistan is moving to a level of systematic technological cooperation. Experts from both countries agreed that moving to the practical stage of technology integration and experience exchange will significantly improve the digital resilience and information security of both states.
Digital tandem: how NTEC strengthens International cooperation with Uzbekistan
21 August 2026
The delegation from the Uzbekistan Cybersecurity Center made a follow-up working visit to the Republican Unitary Enterprise 'National Traffic Exchange Center' to put into practice the previously signed Memorandum of Understanding.
The last visit laid the legal foundation for the partnership. Now it was about technological syncing.
Belarusian specialists showed foreign colleagues the updated features of their own software and presented completely new developments in the field of information security. The IT solutions presented drew a lot of interest from the guests thanks to their adaptability for protecting critically important digital infrastructure.
An important focus of the talks was developing human resources. The parties summed up the recent successful participation of Uzbek specialists in the large-scale cyber exercises cybeRRing 2026 and outlined new stages of joint training for specialized experts using a modern simulation platform and the NTEC ROZUM International Education Center.
Today, the partnership between the National Traffic Exchange Center and the Cybersecurity Center of Uzbekistan is moving to a level of systematic technological cooperation. Experts from both countries agreed that moving to the practical stage of technology integration and experience exchange will significantly improve the digital resilience and information security of both states.