It is reported that Kazakhstan plans to establish a unified national innovation cluster by merging two major technological institutions: Astana Hub, which supports IT entrepreneurs with tax incentives and accelerator programs, and Tech Garden, funded by subsoil users to drive industrial digital innovation. This initiative, aimed at enhancing the country’s digital economy and global competitiveness, will integrate infrastructure, finances, and expertise while creating a digital platform to connect science, business, government, and startups. The move aligns with President Tokayev’s emphasis on AI and digital transformation as key drivers of economic growth
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