In his speech, Foreign Minister M. Nurtleu highlighted that Asia-Pacific countries are emerging as new centers of global economic growth and technological advancement. He emphasized that under President K. Tokayev's new economic policy, the development of innovations and digital technologies is a top priority.

Mr. Nurtleu invited ESCAP member states to engage in mutually beneficial cooperation with Astana Hub, the largest IT startup park in Central Asia. Currently, more than 900 companies, including global giants like Google, Microsoft, and Huawei, are successfully operating in Kazakhstan.

Recognizing the crucial role of digital solutions in enhancing transport connectivity, the Kazakh diplomat called for increased regional coordination and the adoption of a new ESCAP Convention on Common Rules and Standards in the Transit Sector.

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