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The forum gathered the heads of government from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, and Iran, as well as the leadership of the Eurasian Economic Commission.
The creation of the center is a key initiative outlined by the President of Kazakhstan in his address, reinforcing the country's vision of becoming a leader in AI adoption and digital transformation.
alem.ai is set to become a central hub for AI research, startups, and international collaboration. According to Zhaslan Madiyev, the center aims to boost Kazakhstan’s AI-driven exports to $5 billion by 2029, spark a new wave of technological and economic growth, and position Astana as the intellectual capital of Central Asia.
alem.ai will be a catalyst for AI ecosystem development, attracting 10,000 skilled professionals across various industries, training 1,000 AI specialists, launching 100 AI startups, and facilitating 10 major AI research projects. The center will generate new jobs, attract global technology firms, and accelerate digital transformation in governance. Additionally, it will have a significant social impact by improving access to advanced technologies and educational opportunities while addressing the shortage of AI talent.
The Ministry of Digital Development is already in discussions with global tech giants such as Telegram, TON, Tether, inDrive, and Google about establishing their offices at alem.ai. These companies will focus on AI-driven innovations, scientific research, and the development of cutting-edge technological products.
Several global companies, including Telegram, Playrix, TikTok, inDrive, EPAM, Glovo, DAMUMED, and Presight.ai, are already operating within the Astana Hub ecosystem. The opening of alem.ai is planned for fall 2025, with a total area of 20,000 m², fully integrated into the EXPO ecosystem.
alem.ai is set to become a cornerstone of Kazakhstan’s AI industry, driving research, the development of advanced AI solutions, and investment in the field. Kazakhstan is taking a decisive step toward becoming a major global AI player, not only by building infrastructure but by creating a thriving ecosystem for technological breakthroughs.
The forum gathered the heads of government from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, and Iran, as well as the leadership of the Eurasian Economic Commission.
The creation of the center is a key initiative outlined by the President of Kazakhstan in his address, reinforcing the country's vision of becoming a leader in AI adoption and digital transformation.
alem.ai is set to become a central hub for AI research, startups, and international collaboration. According to Zhaslan Madiyev, the center aims to boost Kazakhstan’s AI-driven exports to $5 billion by 2029, spark a new wave of technological and economic growth, and position Astana as the intellectual capital of Central Asia.
alem.ai will be a catalyst for AI ecosystem development, attracting 10,000 skilled professionals across various industries, training 1,000 AI specialists, launching 100 AI startups, and facilitating 10 major AI research projects. The center will generate new jobs, attract global technology firms, and accelerate digital transformation in governance. Additionally, it will have a significant social impact by improving access to advanced technologies and educational opportunities while addressing the shortage of AI talent.
The Ministry of Digital Development is already in discussions with global tech giants such as Telegram, TON, Tether, inDrive, and Google about establishing their offices at alem.ai. These companies will focus on AI-driven innovations, scientific research, and the development of cutting-edge technological products.
Several global companies, including Telegram, Playrix, TikTok, inDrive, EPAM, Glovo, DAMUMED, and Presight.ai, are already operating within the Astana Hub ecosystem. The opening of alem.ai is planned for fall 2025, with a total area of 20,000 m², fully integrated into the EXPO ecosystem.
alem.ai is set to become a cornerstone of Kazakhstan’s AI industry, driving research, the development of advanced AI solutions, and investment in the field. Kazakhstan is taking a decisive step toward becoming a major global AI player, not only by building infrastructure but by creating a thriving ecosystem for technological breakthroughs.
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