Mallenom Systems technologies will be implemented in the mining sector of Uzbekistan

April 28th to 30^th, Mallenom Systems took part in the international industrial exhibition "INNOPROM. Central Asia", which was held in Tashkent at the CAEx Uzbekistan business arena. The company presented its AI-based solutions at the stand of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation. Mallenom Systems representatives held more than 20 meetings with potential partners and government agencies.

One of the key outcomes was the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Mallenom Systems and the Ministry of Mining and Geology of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The document confirmed the intention of the parties to co-operate and share experience in the sphere of introduction of innovative technologies in the mining sector of the country. The document was signed by Deputy Minister Ural Yusupov, and by General Director at Mallenom Systems Anna Zhivitsya.

The Mallenom Systems solutions for transport control, assessment of the granulometric composition of rock mass on the conveyor, and HSE compliance control are successfully operating at Russian industrial enterprises, including those in the mining industry. The company is ready to supply its technologies to Uzbek enterprises as well.

"Today Uzbekistan is confidently moving on the path of digital transformation, introducing modern IT-technologies in all sectors and spheres of the economy. This opens up new opportunities for effective co-operation with developers of modern industrial solutions, and we see a growing interest in our company's products. ‘INNOPROM. Central Asia’ has become an important platform for expanding our presence in the region. We held a number of informative meetings and signed a strategically significant memorandum with the Ministry of Mining and Geology of Uzbekistan. This agreement will launch joint projects aimed at improving the efficiency and technological level of the industry," said Anna Zhivitsya.

The "INNOPROM. Central Asia" exhibition, held for the fifth time, has become a key event for the development of trade and industrial cooperation in the region. The total area of the exposition exceeded 18 thousand square metres. The event was attended by more than 10 thousand delegates from Russia, neighbouring Central Asian states, China, India and other countries.