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President of the Republic of Estonia Alar Karis visited the international innovation cluster Astana Hub as part of his official visit to Kazakhstan.
In addition to Astana Hub, Kazakhstan has a wide range of regional hubs aimed at developing the startup ecosystem and entrepreneurship. We have gathered the key information on how to join regional hubs.
Askhat Adkhamov launched his first project back in 2020, when he was just 20 years old. It was an online school called Terenoi, offering math and English courses for children and teenagers. At first, the project developed successfully, but after two years it had to be shut down. After that, Askhat moved into traditional business and company consulting, and last year decided to launch a new product. That’s how MoonAI emerged — a startup that builds AI agents to automate sales and customer support for small and medium-sized businesses.
Abdumalik Abdukhali mov from Uzbekistan got into startups while still a student. His very first project turned out to be a success: thousands of Tashkent residents order flowers every month through the OYGUL marketplace, which he launched together with fellow university IT students. The young company, OY Startech, focused on high service quality and a convenient CRM for sellers, powered by its own artificial intelligence solution. Near-term plans include entering the Kazakhstan market and selling the AI-powered customer support agent as a standalone product.
Makpal Orakkizy is originally from Ust-Kamenogorsk. After graduating from university, she actively built a career as an employee: she worked at various IT companies, focusing on development, management, and analytics. Then came maternity leave, during which she came up with the concept for her startup, MacDent. It is an analytics and patient interaction system for dental clinics: appointment scheduling, completed and recommended procedures, reminders about upcoming visits, evaluation of social media advertising effectiveness, and more.
Astana Hub announces the opening of applications for the IT Queen 2025 competition—an initiative aimed at supporting women entrepreneurs and startup founders developing IT projects.
A delegation from the Ministry of Digital Development and Innovation of the Kyrgyz Republic, led by First Deputy Minister Nursultan Kubanov, arrived at Astana Hub for a working visit.
The international innovation cluster Astana Hub, together with the Academy of Digital Industries, has launched a unique educational program titled “Build a Brand with Neural Networks.” Its goal is to teach Kazakhstanis how to leverage the power of artificial intelligence to promote themselves, their businesses, and creative projects.
Akmal Bakhronov comes from the small Uzbek city of Navoi. Before launching his startup, he tried himself in various traditional businesses, including a cleaning service and a small print shop. But Akmal was always drawn to technological solutions. Soon, by chance, he entered the IT field and began creating products for the real estate market. This led to the creation of UYSOT, an ecosystem that represents a digital database of developers. It provides transparency for buyers and better control of assets and finances for sellers. For the joint Digital Business and Astana Hub project “100 Startup Stories of Central Asia”, Akmal shared insights about how developers work in Uzbekistan, the importance of digital solutions for real estate, and his plans to enter the Kazakh and MENA markets.
Kazakhstani startups Multicode and CYBERPACK.AI have become the winners of the semifinal round of Best Startup Project, part of the Digital Startup Awards program by IT Park Uzbekistan. These two teams will represent Kazakhstan in the final, which will take place in Tashkent and features a prize fund of $90,000.
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