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Astana Hub participated as part of the Central Asia pavilion, which featured leading companies from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, including the National Payment Corporation of Kazakhstan, MOST Holding, Rocket Tech, Astana International Financial Center, First Credit Bureau, and IT Park Uzbekistan. At its stand, Astana Hub highlighted the wide-ranging opportunities available for startups and IT entrepreneurs interested in international growth, alongside Kazakhstan’s broader initiatives to foster an innovative ecosystem and support tech entrepreneurship.
“Kazakhstan is becoming one of the most attractive destinations for startups and technology companies from Southeast Asia seeking sustainable and scalable growth,” said Yeskendir Amirkhan, Director of the Office of International Programs and Investments at Astana Hub. “At the festival, we presented unique conditions for Astana Hub residents, including tax incentives, support for scaling, and access to global markets. Our participation here is not just an exchange of ideas, but a strategic step aimed at creating long-term partnerships that can radically transform the fintech industry of Kazakhstan and Central Asia.”
The festival also featured panel sessions and discussions addressing critical topics such as regulatory developments, sustainable growth, and innovative approaches to talent development. Astana Hub’s involvement underscored Kazakhstan’s strategic role as a leader in shaping technological trends in Central Asia and its proactive efforts to integrate into the global fintech community.
Astana Hub participated as part of the Central Asia pavilion, which featured leading companies from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, including the National Payment Corporation of Kazakhstan, MOST Holding, Rocket Tech, Astana International Financial Center, First Credit Bureau, and IT Park Uzbekistan. At its stand, Astana Hub highlighted the wide-ranging opportunities available for startups and IT entrepreneurs interested in international growth, alongside Kazakhstan’s broader initiatives to foster an innovative ecosystem and support tech entrepreneurship.
“Kazakhstan is becoming one of the most attractive destinations for startups and technology companies from Southeast Asia seeking sustainable and scalable growth,” said Yeskendir Amirkhan, Director of the Office of International Programs and Investments at Astana Hub. “At the festival, we presented unique conditions for Astana Hub residents, including tax incentives, support for scaling, and access to global markets. Our participation here is not just an exchange of ideas, but a strategic step aimed at creating long-term partnerships that can radically transform the fintech industry of Kazakhstan and Central Asia.”
The festival also featured panel sessions and discussions addressing critical topics such as regulatory developments, sustainable growth, and innovative approaches to talent development. Astana Hub’s involvement underscored Kazakhstan’s strategic role as a leader in shaping technological trends in Central Asia and its proactive efforts to integrate into the global fintech community.
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