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Green Light was named Cisco's Partner of the Year in the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia region
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Green Light was named Cisco's Partner of the Year in the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia region

Green Light, a company based in Central Asia, has received international recognition for its contribution to the region's digital transformation.

Green Light, a company based in Central Asia, has received international recognition for its contribution to the region's digital transformation.

Green Light has been named Cisco Partner of the Year in the small and medium-sized business and enterprise segments for the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia (MEA) region.

The announcement was made at the annual Cisco Partner Summit 2025, held November 3–5 in San Diego (U.S.).

This prestigious award is presented to companies that demonstrate outstanding performance, innovation, and leadership in the development of Cisco's digital ecosystem.

Green Light’s victory was a recognition of the company’s contribution to accelerating the digital transformation of businesses and advancing the technological maturity of Central Asian countries. Today, countries in the region are placing special emphasis on developing IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and local expertise. Green Light actively supports this process by combining international expertise with a deep understanding of the needs of local organizations.

“For us, this award is a tremendous honor and a testament to our team’s professionalism. We are proud to represent Central Asia in the global Cisco community. This recognition inspires us to continue developing the region’s digital ecosystem,” said Ivan Karmanov, CEO of Green Light.

The award reflects Green Light’s journey - from a local leader in Kyrgyzstan to a strong regional integrator operating in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

The company was previously recognized by Cisco as the Best Partner of Kyrgyzstan at a regional summit in Chisinau, Moldova.

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