During the visit, the senators were introduced to a number of innovative Kazakhstani startups. These included CodiPlay, a gamified platform for learning programming; SHAI, a solution for building intelligent assistants and AI agents; CYBERNET AI, a voice-based AI service for the corporate sector that supports 12 languages; Dereknet, a machine-learning-driven system for modeling and calculations in the oil and gas industry; NeuronOil, a simulator designed to optimize oil field development; Alaqan, a contactless biometric payment technology based on palm vein recognition; and AG TECH, a provider of tech solutions in automation, analytics, and radionavigation.

The delegation also showed particular interest in Tomorrow School, Kazakhstan’s first peer-to-peer artificial intelligence school launched by Astana Hub. The school operates exclusively on the 01 Edu platform, developed by French programmer and educator Nicolas Sadirac.

Guests were also presented with an overview of Astana Hub’s key focus areas and the capabilities of the Digital Platform of the Unified National Innovation System.

The visit highlighted Astana Hub’s important role in advancing the national innovation ecosystem and demonstrated strong parliamentary interest in supporting technological initiatives.