Women in Tech Uzbekistan, in partnership with Uzinfocom, officially premiered the second episode of the documentary film The Women’s Path (Ayol Yo‘li) on 7 November 2025 in Tashkent.

This new release continues the Women’s Path documentary series, which highlights the resilience, determination, and lived experiences of women in Uzbekistan — and shows how family support, mentorship, and community belief shape their journeys into technology.

Episode Two follows the real stories of three women from regions of Uzbekistan, including such cities as Fergana, Nukus, and Navoi. Their experiences reflect the diversity and potential of women contributing to the country’s digital development, as well as the importance of encouragement from those around them — parents, partners, teachers, mentors, and friends.
This project continues the mission to expand representation, amplify women’s voices, and strengthen access to opportunities across Uzbekistan’s growing tech ecosystem.

The film premiered on the big screen in Tashkent at the Youth Affairs Agency together with White Alliance — a warm and memorable evening with our heroines, their families, friends, partners, and guests. Now the film begins its journey across the regions of Uzbekistan, and beyond.

🎬 Full film available here: https://youtu.be/Q2sLpFog9H4?si=8SLHQli84dkFdtPX

Featuring the heroines Dilrabo Khidirova, Aygul Tumaeva, and E’zoza Ergasheva,
Produced by Dildora Tursunova and the Uzinfocom team, Anna Ambrozevich, Irodakhon Azimoza, Gulnora Abdunazarova and Women in Tech Uzbekistan

We’re excited to share that our Founder and CEO, Ayumi Moore Aoki, was recently featured in The European Business Review, discussing the mission and impact of Women in Tech Global. Here are some key highlights from the interview:

1. Origins of Women in Tech Global: Ayumi’s personal experiences as a woman entrepreneur in tech led her to create our organization. She recognized the need for a global community that provides both networking support and on-the-ground programs to help women embrace technology.
2. Our Four Pillars: Women in Tech Global focuses on education, business, digital inclusion, and advocacy to create a more inclusive and equitable tech industry.
3. The #BeyondCeilings Campaign: In partnership with UN Women, this campaign aims to raise awareness and catalyze action to dismantle the invisible barriers that hinder women’s progress in tech.
4. Global Impact: With chapters in 57 countries across 6 continents and over 200,000 members, we’re on a mission to impact 5 million women and girls in STEAM fields by 2030.
5. Addressing Underrepresentation: We’re tackling barriers to women’s leadership in tech through advocacy, mentoring programs, education, and skill-building initiatives.
6. Future Aspirations: Exciting upcoming projects include a global youth summer school and increased focus on tech diplomacy and policy-making.

Ayumi’s advice to aspiring women in tech: “Follow your dreams and don’t let anyone tell you what you can or cannot do. Believing in yourself is key to breaking through limitations.”

Read the full interview to learn more about how Women in Tech Global is working to create a more inclusive tech ecosystem for all.

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