Modern technologies can be applied during the construction of new administrative buildings and residential complexes in the territory of Turkestan.

A meeting between the management of TURKISTAN INVEST and representatives of the Polish company FCA took place. This foreign company is one of the largest technological integrators in the field of fiber optic systems used to create optical television transmission systems and communication lines in Poland. During the meeting, Polish businessmen expressed a desire to arrange the production of fiber optic cable in the Turkestan region. Fiber optic cable or fiber optic cable is made on the basis of fiber optical fibers. The cable is designed to transmit optical signals in communication lines at a speed lower than the speed of light. The products will be of high quality, practicality, durability and beautiful design. Another important detail - the prices of manufactured products will be cheaper than market value. As part of the implementation and launch of the project, local specialists will be involved, who will subsequently undergo training in Poland.

Following the meeting, the parties developed a work plan, within which TURKISTAN INVEST will accompany the investment project at each stage of its implementation.

Also, as part of their visit to the Turkestan region, Polish entrepreneurs met with the leadership of the International Kazakh-Turkish University named after Ahmed Yasaui. FCA representatives expressed their intention to cooperate with the university in training the necessary personnel in the field of telecommunications. During the negotiations, the idea of ​​creating a laboratory was voiced, where future specialists will combine theory with practice. In turn, the leaders of the ICGS expressed their readiness for a mutually beneficial partnership.

It should be noted that the cooperation between TURKISTAN INVEST and the Polish company FCA began in the framework of the International Investment and Tourism Forum “Ancient Turkestan - New Opportunities”, which was held in September 2018 in Turkestan.