National and international projects implemented to develop the engineering potential of youth
13,574 registered participants and 27 national plus 12 international competitions across 9 tracks. More than 130 winners and 31 agreements worth UZS 7.3 bn.
1,925 applications from 114 universities and practising engineers. Four-stage selection, a one-month accelerator and a final — with electric cars and international internships for the winners.
A competition for authors of engineering projects: out of 725 applications, 10 winners complete internships of up to 60 days in developed countries.
A three-stage national competition to identify and support talented young people aged 16–25.
An intensive two-month programme that takes engineering ideas to MVP and industrial prototype stage.
A three-month programme for young researchers’ projects in biotechnology and chemistry.
A programme funding young scientists’ innovation projects. In 2026, four calls were announced and 12 projects were recommended for funding totalling over UZS 1 billion.
A programme that lets young scientists carry out research on the unique lab equipment of leading research centres without leaving their jobs.
A programme supporting youth initiatives, dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Independence.
A single entry point that receives young people’s innovative ideas and routes them to the right part of the ecosystem.
A competition in drones, robotics, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity at technical universities.
Combat robots up to 70 kg in “RoboWar” and 2 kg robots in “RoboWar mini” for ages 10–17 — 74 applications, 64 robots.
A four-day intensive hands-on engineering and technology programme for pupils aged 10–15.
A unique national mission to set a Guinness World Record in engineering, showcasing the engineering potential of Uzbek youth on a global stage.
Under the “Future 100” programme, 24 young specialists intern in the USA, while the 10 winners of the “Engineers of the Future” contest intern in developed countries.
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