The event brings together civil servants from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. The program includes lectures and hands-on workshops on artificial intelligence, innovations in e-government, public administration reforms, social innovation, as well as open data and system integration.
As a regional leader in digitalization in Central Asia, Kazakhstan is sharing best practices and successful case studies with its partner countries.
Among these is the domestic digital twin platform QazTWIN, which is used in industry, energy, and the oil and gas sector, providing 3D visualization, predictive analytics, and real-time data monitoring. The seminar is being held at Astana Hub with the participation of leading Kazakh experts and invited specialists from South Korea.
Participation in the program is offered free of charge thanks to a KazAID grant, and foreign participants are also provided with a cultural program in Astana.
Read more at bluescreen.kz.
The event brings together civil servants from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. The program includes lectures and hands-on workshops on artificial intelligence, innovations in e-government, public administration reforms, social innovation, as well as open data and system integration.
As a regional leader in digitalization in Central Asia, Kazakhstan is sharing best practices and successful case studies with its partner countries.
Among these is the domestic digital twin platform QazTWIN, which is used in industry, energy, and the oil and gas sector, providing 3D visualization, predictive analytics, and real-time data monitoring. The seminar is being held at Astana Hub with the participation of leading Kazakh experts and invited specialists from South Korea.
Participation in the program is offered free of charge thanks to a KazAID grant, and foreign participants are also provided with a cultural program in Astana.
Read more at bluescreen.kz.
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