Kazakhstan continues to strengthen its position as one of the region’s
digital leaders. The country has entered the world’s top 25 in the United
Nations E-Government Development Index (EGDI). Today, more than 90% of public
services are delivered online, with nearly 96% accessible via smartphones.
Since the beginning of the year, citizens have received more than 51.5 million
digital public services. Digital transformation is also driving the growth of
the country’s IT sector. More than 2,000 companies are now part of the Astana
Hub ecosystem, while 20 regional and four international tech hubs operate
across Kazakhstan. Last year, Kazakhstan’s IT services exports reached $1.1
billion. The country is advancing AI development by building supercomputing
infrastructure and a national AI platform. By 2030, Kazakhstan aims to increase
IT services exports to $5 billion and train 10,000 AI specialists.
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