Doha, November 26, 2025 The GSMA has announced that the prestigious M360 Eurasia 2026 conference will be held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, marking a significant milestone for the nation as it continues to establish itself as a central hub for digital innovation in the region. In partnership with VEON Ltd.’s Beeline Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Digital Technologies of the Republic of Uzbekistan, this flagship digital policy and industry forum will take place on May 21, 2026.
The M360 Eurasia series serves as a crucial platform for stakeholders from various sectors to engage in discussions around the future of digital ecosystems, the advancement of telecommunications, and the increasing importance of mobile technology in driving socio-economic growth across Eurasia. With Uzbekistan’s economy rapidly digitizing, the country’s participation in this forum highlights its commitment to becoming a digital leader in Central Asia.
VEON Ltd. (NASDAQ: VEON), a global digital operator, has expressed its enthusiasm about hosting the event in such a culturally rich and historically significant city. As part of its strategy, VEON aims to leverage M360 Eurasia to explore new opportunities and collaborations within the burgeoning digital landscape of Uzbekistan and beyond. As of the writing of this article, VEON’s share price stands at $53.21, reflecting the company’s continued growth and investor confidence amidst a dynamic market.
The Ministry of Digital Technologies of Uzbekistan also sees this event as an opportunity to showcase the advantages of its thriving technology sector, inviting international participants to consider the diverse possibilities available within its market. It represents a cornerstone in the nation’s digital transformation agenda, aimed at integrating innovative technologies across sectors and enhancing the overall digital infrastructure.
With the GSMA at the helm of the event, industry leaders, policymakers, and tech innovators are expected to gather to deliberate on pivotal themes, share insights on effective digital policies, and unite efforts to propel the digital economy forward in the region. As Central Asia emerges from the shadows of its past, events such as M360 Eurasia 2026 will play a vital role in shaping the territory’s digital future.
As preparations begin for this landmark event, anticipation builds around the potential impacts on regional collaboration in technology and the digital economy. Samarkand, a city synonymous with trade and cultural exchange along the Silk Road, now stands poised to inspire a new era of connectivity and innovation across Eurasia.
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