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Astana Hub

Oct. 18, 2024 11:19

Aktau Hosts Qualifying Round of International Project on Social Leadership Development

On October 17, the qualifying round of the international project Beginit Central Asia by inDrive for schoolchildren took place at Yessenov University in Aktau.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 16, 2024 20:43

Stay in Kazakhstan to Explore Astana Hub

In an interview with Kazinform, Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan expressed his interest in fostering cooperation with Kazakhstan. He highlighted that he extended his stay in the country specifically to explore the latest innovations and technologies at Astana Hub and in the fintech sector.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 16, 2024 15:00

Zhaslan Madiyev Introduces Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan to Astana Hub’s Innovative Ecosystem

During his official visit to Kazakhstan, Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan visited the international tech park Astana Hub. He was welcomed by Kazakhstan’s Minister of Digital Development, Innovations, and Aerospace Industry, Zhaslan Madiyev, who introduced him to the digital infrastructure of Astana Hub.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 16, 2024 10:29

Prometei: a startup that enables earning on marketplaces without owning any products

Sellers on marketplaces face some big challenges. Some invest millions and can’t sell their products, while others struggle to balance e-commerce with their day jobs. With seven years of experience in the marketplace industry, Daulet Batyrbek has seen it all. During this time, he became an official retailer for Marvel and even reached out to Jeff Bezos about issues with Amazon. With this wealth of experience, Daulet decided to become a modern-day Prometheus—bringing fire to the people—and founded Prometei. This B2B aggregator connects sellers with suppliers and marketplaces. In an exclusive interview with ER10 Media, he shared how his startup is solving some of the biggest problems in e-commerce.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 16, 2024 09:59

Tech Orda Program Launch: Over 35,000 Applications from Kazakhstan

Astana Hub International Tech Park has announced the launch of a new stream for the Tech Orda program, designed to train Kazakh citizens in tech specialties. This year, the program received a record-breaking 35,764 applications, highlighting a strong interest in tech careers.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 15, 2024 10:59

Selection Process Begins in Aktobe for Future Social Leaders

The Aqtobe Hub recently hosted a selection round for Beginit Central Asia by inDrive, an international educational project. This event allowed tenth-graders to demonstrate their skills and apply for free admission to a new university opening in Almaty.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 14, 2024 17:55

Astana Hub Hosts Forum for Women in Tech

Astana Hub recently hosted the CodeQueens Tech Kurultai, a dynamic gathering that brought together startups, inspiring speakers, and seasoned mentors. This unique event provided a platform for women in tech to exchange ideas, share experiences, and build valuable connections.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 14, 2024 16:40

Serbian Delegation Explores Kazakhstan’s Tech Ecosystem

In preparation for the upcoming EXPO 2027, a Serbian media delegation visited key sites within Kazakhstan’s tech ecosystem, including Astana Hub and the International Financial Center. The visitors were introduced to the tech park’s infrastructure and innovative projects.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 14, 2024 12:15

Central Asian Innovation Hubs Alliance Debuts on the International Stage

The largest technoparks in Central Asia—Astana Hub and IT Park Uzbekistan—presented themselves under the joint brand Central Asian Innovation Hubs at the INMerge Innovation Summit in Baku, Azerbaijan. At the summit, eight startups from the region showcased their projects in a pitching session for investors, highlighting their accomplishments and potential for international partnerships.
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Astana Hub

Oct. 11, 2024 16:15

Astana Hub Residents Drive Growth in Fintech

The number of fintech startups in Kazakhstan has surged fourfold over the past five years, growing from over 50 projects in 2018 to more than 200 by 2023, according to a study on Kazakhstan's fintech sector by Rise Research, Mastercard, the National Payment Corporation of Kazakhstan, and Tarlan Payments. Additionally, fintech now leads the country in terms of venture capital investment, with $32 million invested in 2023. The state of the fintech ecosystem across Central Asia, along with the role of banks and regulators, was a focal point of discussion at the recent Central Asia Fintech Summit in Almaty.
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