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The international IT company Andersen provides companies and enterprises of all types and industries with a wide range of services, including software development and testing, legacy software modernization, cybersecurity, support services, augmentation of internal IT teams, and others.

For over 18 years, the company has utilized advanced technologies, frameworks, and tools, along with in-depth industry knowledge, to provide clients worldwide with effective IT solutions to meet their business needs and drive its growth. Andersen, with a staff of over 3,600 specialists, has a presence in 15 countries globally, including Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and the UAE.

As a leader in the field of technology and digital transformation, Andersen is interested in long-term collaboration and business partnerships with companies in Turkmenistan, as key players in the country's economic sectors have demonstrated significant potential in recent years. Ivan Zakharkov, Andersen's Regional Director in Azerbaijan, notes that there are good prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation in this region.

"Andersen is considering the possibility of entering the Turkmenistan market with great interest" shares Ivan. "This is a strategically important step for expanding our presence in Central Asia. Given the growing potential of the region and the interest in innovative solutions, we will be able to offer high-quality services that will be in demand in the local market. We are ready for long-term cooperation and are confident that our knowledge and experience will help us become a reliable partner for businesses in Turkmenistan".

Representatives of Andersen state that the company will be pleased to partner with enterprises in Turkmenistan to jointly achieve new heights. They also express their aspiration to act in the interests of local businesses, contributing to the development of the region, and their hope for strong and fruitful cooperation.

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