to the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. RP-358 dated 14 October 2024
to the Strategy for the Development of Artificial Intelligence Technologies until 2030
No. | Indicators | Unit | Current status | 2026 | 2028 | 2030 | Responsible executors |
1. | The share of allocated capacities for artificial intelligence in government data processing centers | percentage | - | 5 | 7 | 10 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, relevant ministries and agencies |
2. | The volume of software products and services created based on artificial intelligence | million dollars | 10 | 200 | 500 | 1 500 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, relevant ministries and agencies |
Statistical and sectoral data on the Open Data Portal | data set | 5 777 | 7 500 | 8 500 | 10 000 | Statistics Agency, Ministry of Digital Technologies, relevant ministries and agencies | |
3. | Interagency data provided in open format for the implementation of artificial intelligence projects | data set | 16 | 50 | 100 | 200 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Statistics Agency, relevant ministries and agencies |
4. | Share of services based on artificial intelligence provided through the Unified Interactive Public Services Portal | percentage | - | 1 | 5 | 10 | Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Digital Technologies |
5. | Projects implemented based on artificial intelligence in sectors and industries | number | - | 57 | 100 | 185 | Relevant ministries and agencies, Ministry of Digital Technologies |
6. | Residents operating in the field of artificial intelligence at the IT Park | number | 10 | 20 | 35 | 50 | Ministry of Digital Technologies |
7. | Training qualified specialists in the field of artificial intelligence | number | 572 | 650 | 800 | 1 000 | Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Ministry of Poverty Reduction and Employment, Ministry of Digital Technologies |
8. | Scientific laboratories operating in the field of artificial intelligence | number | - | 6 | 8 | 10 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation |
9. | Professors with scientific degrees (PhD, DSc) in the field of artificial intelligence at IT universities | number | - | 20 | 25 | 40 | Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Ministry of Digital Technologies |
10. | Position of Uzbekistan in the Government AI Readiness Index | rank | 87 | 75 | 65 | 50 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, relevant ministries and agencies |
to the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. RP-358 dated 14 October 2024
No. | Tasks | Mechanism of implementation | Deadline | Responsible executors |
I. Establishing the regulatory and legal framework for the development of artificial intelligence technologies | ||||
1. | Establishing the regulatory and legal document framework for the development and regulation of artificial intelligence technologies in our country. | 1. Conduct an inventory of legislative documents. | April 2025 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, relevant ministries and agencies |
2. Submit a draft action plan to the Cabinet of Ministers for developing legislative document projects based on the results of the inventory. | June 2025 | |||
2. | Formulating ethical rules and principles for the development and application of Artificial Intelligence Technologies. | 1. Analyse international experience in the following areas: prioritizing the protection of human interests and rights in the development of artificial intelligence technologies; dthical guidelines regulating the principles of applying artificial intelligence technologies. | October 2025 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, relevant ministries and agencies |
2. Development of a draft regulatory-legal document and its coordination with relevant ministries and agencies. | December 2025 | |||
3. Submission of the draft regulatory-legal document to the Cabinet of Ministers. | January 2026 | |||
3. | Ensuring the security of personal data in the implementation, development, and use of artificial intelligence. | 1. Development of a regulatory-legal document aimed at ensuring the security of personal data in the implementation, development, and use of artificial intelligence, based on advanced international practices. | May 2025 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Ministry of Justice |
2. Coordination of the draft regulatory-legal document in accordance with established procedures. | September 2025 | |||
3. Submission of the draft regulatory-legal document to the Cabinet of Ministers. | December 2025 | |||
4. | Establishment of the “Center for the Development of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy” state institution based on the “Center for digital economy research” state institution within the structure of the Ministry of Digital Technologies. | 1. Development of a draft regulatory-legal document. | December 2024 | Ministry of Digital Technologies |
2. Coordination of the draft regulatory-legal document in accordance with established procedures. | February 2025 | |||
3. Submission of the draft regulatory-legal document to the Cabinet of Ministers. | 2025 March | |||
5. | Implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in the prevention of fraud, management of payment systems, and risk management by the Project and Process Management Service of the Central Bank and the Cybersecurity Center. | 1. Development of a list of priority projects for the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in the areas of fraud prevention, payment systems management, and risk management by the Project and Process Management Service and the Cybersecurity Center. | January 2025 | Central Bank, Commercial banks with state participation |
2. Implementation of the projects. | 2025-2026 | |||
6. | Improvement of information and computer security mechanisms in the digital government system. | Taking practical measures to improve information and computer security mechanisms in the digital government system using artificial intelligence. | June 2026 | Ministry of Digital Technologies |
II. Improving standards in the field of artificial intellegence and strengthening international cooperation ties | ||||
7. | Development of new national standards regulating artificial intelligence technologies. | 1. Analysing international experience and development of draft standards in this area. 2. Coordination and approval of draft standards in accordance with established procedures. | 2025-2026 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Uzbekistan Agency for Technical Regulation, relevant ministries and agencies |
8. | Harmonization of 9 national standards regulating artificial intelligence technologies with international standards. | 1. Inventory and analysis of existing national standards. 2. Based on the results of the inventory, development of new revisions of national standards, their coordination, and approval in accordance with established procedures. | 2025-2026 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Uzbekistan Agency for Technical Regulation, relevant ministries and agencies |
9. | Conduct seminars on harmonizing local standards with international standards with the participation of international experts. | 1. Form a list of leading foreign companies and experts in the field of standardization and establish cooperation with them. | June 2025 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Uzbekistan Agency for Technical Regulation |
2. Conduct seminars on harmonizing local standards with international standards by involving leading foreign companies and experts. | November 2025 | |||
10. | Establish regular cooperation with foreign scientific and technological companies to implement international standards, best practices and technologies in the field of artificial intelligence at the local level. | Establish localization of international standards, best foreign practices, and technologies in cooperation with leading foreign companies in the field of standardization. | 2025-2026 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Uzbekistan Agency for Technical Regulation |
11. | Ensure the active participation of the Republic of Uzbekistan in international organizations in the field of artificial intelligence and build its image. | Develop and implement a “roadmap” to ensure the active participation of the Republic of Uzbekistan in international organizations in the field of artificial intelligence and build its image within the framework of regional and international cooperation. | 2025-2026 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
III. Establishment of technical infrastructure for data processing based on artificial intelligence technologies | ||||
12. | Launch a high-performance computing cluster equipped with Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) necessary for parallel computing, machine learning, and other projects related to the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies. | 1. Analyse foreign experience and apply comprehensive analysis methods using artificial intelligence. | March 2025 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Center for the development of artificial intelligence and digital economy, Research institute for the development of digital technologies and artificial intellegence |
2. Develop and approve project-technical documentation in accordance with established procedures. | August 2025 | |||
3. Conduct procurement processes in accordance with legislative documents. | April 2026 | |||
13. | Launch specialized “big data” database server equipment for collecting, storing, and organizing data. | 1. Analyse foreign experience and apply comprehensive analysis methods using artificial intelligence. | January 2025 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Center for the development of artificial intelligence and digital economy, Research institute for the development of digital technologies and artificial intellegence |
2. Develop and approve project-technical documentation in accordance with established procedures. | May 2025 | |||
3. Launch server equipment in accordance with legislative documents. | June 2026 | |||
IV. Improving the knowledge and skills of the population and developing human resource potential | ||||
14. | Taking measures to provide targeted training for talented youth in the field of artificial intelligence at the world's leading higher education institutions. | 1. Form a list of talented youth in the field of artificial intelligence and select candidates based on a competitive process. 2. In addition to the established quotas, allocate 5 targeted spots for undergraduate and master's programs in open scholarship competitions at the top 300 internationally recognized academic institutions or the top 100 leading foreign universities in the field of artificial intelligence. 3. Send selected candidates to study at foreign higher education institutions and monitor their academic progress. | Starting from 2025 on a regular basis | “El-Yurt Umidi” foundation, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation, relevant ministries and agencies |
15. | Improve the qualifications of specialists responsible for implementing artificial intelligence projects in ministries and agencies, as well as professors and researchers from scientific research institutes, in foreign countries. | 1. Form a list of specialists and professors, and select them based on a competitive process. 2. Send the selected candidates to internationally recognized foreign universities and research institutes for professional development courses. | 2025-2026 | “El-Yurt Umidi” foundation, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation, relevant ministries and agencies |
16. | Ensure that commercial banks with state participation annually send at least one digitalization management officer to foreign educational institutions for professional development in the field of artificial intelligence. | 1. Form a list of specialists to be sent for professional development. 2. Send the selected candidates to internationally recognized foreign universities and research institutes for professional development courses. | Starting from January 1, 2025, on a regular basis | Ministry of Economy and Finance, Central Bank, commercial banks with state participation |
17. | Establish laboratories in higher education and research institutions in the field of artificial intelligence. | 1. Approve the technical parameters for research laboratories. 2. Procure necessary equipment and devices in accordance with the technical parameters. 3. Renovate and equip the buildings, facilities, or special rooms allocated for research laboratories. 4. Establish artificial intelligence laboratories at the following institutions: Tashkent University of Information Technologies; Tashkent State Technical University named after Islam Karimov; National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek; Tashkent University of Economics; “Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers” National Research University; Scientific Research Institute for the Development of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence. | 2025-2026 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation |
18. | Establish a system for improving the knowledge and skills of employees of state and economic management bodies, commercial banks, and local government authorities in the field of artificial intelligence. | 1. Establish partnerships with leading foreign universities and companies. | December 2024 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Center for the development of artificial intelligence and digital economy, Research institute for the development of digital technologies and artificial intellegence |
2. Develop training program in collaboration with these partners. | March 2025 | |||
3. Implement a hybrid (online and traditional) learning process. | April 2025 | |||
19. | Engage employees of government bodies and organizations, including programmers working in the field of artificial intelligence, in professional development courses and training on the implementation and application of artificial intelligence, including specialized programs. | 1. Develop training programs and materials for professional development courses. | Annually in August | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Research institute for the development of digital technologies and artificial intellegence, Executive government bodies of the republic, local state authorities, and state-owned enterprises |
2. Create and approve the schedule for professional development courses. | Annually in September | |||
3. Organize professional development courses in specialized areas. | Annually in October | |||
20. | Improve the position of the Republic of Uzbekistan in international rankings and indices in the field of artificial intelligence. | 1. Engage international experts to analyze the current situation. | May 2025 | Center for the development of artificial intelligence and digital economy, Research institute for the development of digital technologies and artificial intellegence |
2. Based on the analysis results, develop well-grounded proposals and submit them to the Cabinet of Ministers. | September 2025 | |||
21. | Implement artificial intelligence technologies in the electronic services provided to the population and business entities by ministries and agencies. | 1. Conduct an inventory of the electronic government services being provided. | November 2024 | Ministry of Digital Technologies, Ministry of Justice |
2. Develop proposals for the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in electronic services and submit them to the Cabinet of Ministers. | December 2024 | |||
to the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. RP-358 dated 14 October 2024
Data | Type of data | Data volume | Update frequency | Responsible executors | ||
1. | Macroeconomic indicators and sector-specific indicators of various branches of the economy | Data exchange in text format | 500 | In accordance with the statistics program | Statistics Agency | |
2. | Data on soil composition and mineralization | Data exchange in text format | 5 000 | Annually | Ministry of Agriculture | |
3. | Natural-climate data obtained from underground water level sensors | Image | 5 000 | Every half year | Ministry of mining industry and geology | |
4. | Data on water quality indicators and the causes of pollution | Image and video | 5 000 | Every half year | Ministry of water resources, Ministry of mining industry and geology | |
5. | Data about the volume of drinking water provided by regional water supply enterprises for the services rendered | Data exchange in text format | 5 000 | Every half year | “Oʼzsuvtaʼminot” JSC | |
6. | Data on the quality indicators of drinking water | Data exchange in text format | 5 000 | Every half year | “Oʼzsuvtaʼminot” JSC | |
7. | Data on public transportation movement | Data exchange in text format, geographic data | - | Constantly | Ministry of transport | |
8. | Data on passenger movement in public transportation | Data exchange in text format, geographic data | - | Constantly | Ministry of transport | |
9. | Data on motor vehicles | Data exchange in text format | 5 000 | Every half year | Ministry of internal affairs | |
10. | Data on road traffic accidents | Image and video | 5 000 | Every half year | Ministry of internal affairs | |
11. | Images of detected cracks in buildings and structures | Image | 10 000 | Every half year | Ministry of construction and housing and communal services | |
12. | Data on fires in forestry, oil and gas, and chemical product storage warehouses, as well as cotton storage facilities | Image | 1 000 | Every half year | Ministry of Emergency Situations | |
13. | Photographs of household and industrial waste disposal sites | Image | 6 000 | Every half year | Ministry of ecology, environmental protection, and climate change, Ministry of mining industry and geology | |
14. | Data on climate and weather conditions | Image, Data exchange in text format | 12 000 | Every half year | Agency for Hydrometeorology service | |
15. | Image data reflecting human movements | Image and video | 15 000 | Every half year | Ministry of digital technologies | |
16. | A collection of audio data representing human speech | Audio | 10 000 | Every half year | Ministry of digital technologies | |
17. | Image data of human organs (heart, lungs, liver, brain, etc.) from computed tomography (CT), mammography, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), multislice computed tomography (MSCT), and other similar scans. | Image | 20 000 | Annually after the information system is established | Ministry of Health | |
18. | Data on liver cancer diagnostics | Image | 10 000 | Annually after the information system is established | Ministry of Health | |
19. | Image data for the diagnosis of thyroid cancer | Image | 10 000 | Annually after the information system is established | Ministry of Health | |
20. | Data on the diagnostics of oral cavity diseases | Image | 10 000 | Annually after the information system is established | Ministry of Health | |
21. | Image data from ultrasound examinations during pregnancy. | Image | 5 000 | Annually after the information system is established | Ministry of Health | |
22. | Data from echocardiography (ECHO), electrocardiography (ECG) and Holter monitoring | Image | 5 000 | Annually after the information system is established | Ministry of Health | |
23. | Collection of audio data representing the speech of individuals with speech disorders. | Audio | 1 000 | Annually after the information system is established | Ministry of Health | |
24. | Image data reflecting human movements related to sign language | Image and video | 15 000 | Every half year | National Agency for Social Protection | |
25. | Digital samples from the Uzbekistan National Herbarium Fund | Image | 10 000 | Annually | Academy of Sciences |