Canadian Incepta Solutions expresses interest in opening an office in Uzbekistan

Canadian Incepta Solutions expresses interest in opening an office in Uzbekistan

25. September 2025
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IT Park
Uzbekistan
Technology

Representatives from IT Park Uzbekistan, led by Makhliyo Muksinova, the Services Export Development Director, convened with a delegation from Incepta Solutions, headed by CTO Ishtiaq Ahmed. The discussions centered on the potential for the company to enter the Uzbek market and the feasibility of establishing an office in the country to initiate outsourcing projects and cultivate long-term partnerships.

Incepta Solutions, a Canadian consulting firm founded in 2010, employs over 150 individuals and generates annual revenues surpassing $20 million. The company specializes in digital transformation, enterprise architecture, API management, cloud solutions, and process automation. Incepta is affiliated with Salesforce, MuleSoft, and Boomi, and is headquartered in Toronto, with additional offices located in the United States, UAE, India, and Bangladesh.

During the meeting, representatives from Incepta underscored the strong qualifications of Uzbekistan’s IT professionals, pointing out that previous interviews with local talent had revealed a high degree of technical proficiency.

The conversation also focused on ensuring favorable conditions for Incepta’s sustained presence in Uzbekistan. The parties explored collaboration opportunities in outsourcing contracts, joint service operations, and the advancement of fintech and cloud technology projects. It was highlighted that tax incentives, complimentary office spaces, and substantial government support render Uzbekistan an appealing destination for international IT firms.

Partnering with Incepta Solutions will allow IT Park Uzbekistan to enhance the country’s status as a promising hub for Canadian IT investments, while also generating new contracts, creating job opportunities for local professionals, and accelerating the growth of fintech and cloud ecosystems in the region.