The Kazakhstan Tech Solution Day, held as part of the UNESCAP conference, showcased an exclusive exhibition of startups and tech companies highlighting the achievements of digital technologies in Kazakhstan. Organized by the international technology park Astana Hub, the event featured over 50 of the country's top startups and major tech companies. They presented cutting-edge solutions in fields such as artificial intelligence, environmental technologies, smart homes, educational platforms, security systems, digital health, data analytics, e-commerce, biometric technologies, mobile applications, and energy management.

“The startups and companies featured at Kazakhstan Tech Solution Day not only showcase a high level of innovation but also significantly enhance quality of life and support sustainable development. They are poised to be key players in the digital transformation process both in Kazakhstan and internationally. For instance, Ozim Platform provides adapted educational programs for people with special needs, Global Green Hub develops environmental technologies for sustainability, and Livin offers digital solutions to enhance quality of life. BeyimTech focuses on AI and analytics to boost efficiency across various industries, Oqylyq aims to improve children's literacy, Ziz Inc. creates smart home solutions with IoT, and Qoshqar Energy is dedicated to renewable energy and reducing carbon footprints,” said Magzhan Madiyev, CEO of Astana Hub.

The alley of startups and tech companies also featured Elpass, UvU, Beksar, Acro, Flowsell, Naimi.kz, YAYA, Yessen & Company, ApartX, Suretter Software, Lerna, Oraclus, Aldente, JolQal, Qala AI, Artisan Education, IT-META, Faceplate, Damumed, Smartestprep, Netalytix, Grand Mobile, BTS Digital, Biometric, Alaqan, IKOD, Networks Energy, Evotech, KarimCo, Raketnaya Firma, 3D Alem, SmartPlayer, GREEN-API, Epigraph, Voltau, iMAS, A-Business Kazakhstan, Crocos, Relog, Platonus, MSSP.GL, Dos Ortopedia, and ITeachme.

From September 3 to 5, 2024, Astana hosted the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Digital Inclusion and Transformation, bringing together over 400 delegates from 30 countries. Organized by UNESCAP and MDDIAI, the conference served as a pivotal platform for discussing digitalization and sustainable development. The event featured Kazakhstan Tech Solution Day, with Kaspi.kz, the leading Kazakhstan’s technology company, as the general sponsor. Additional support came from the innovative digital bank Freedom Bank and the global transport and urban services platform inDrive, highlighting the significant interest of businesses in advancing Kazakhstan's digital potential.