Tokayev approves AI strategy through 2030
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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev approved a national strategy for total AI adoption through 2030. The plan targets integration of artificial intelligence across government, industry, and education sectors.
The Strategy Scope
The document, signed on June 12, outlines a comprehensive roadmap for AI deployment in Kazakhstan. It includes targets for automating 70% of government services by 2028 and training 100,000 specialists in AI-related fields. The strategy also allocates 500 billion tenge ($1.1 billion) from the national budget over five years.
Implementation Priorities
Key sectors identified include healthcare, agriculture, and logistics, with pilot projects starting in 2027. The government plans to establish AI competence centers in Nur-Sultan, Almaty, and Shymkent. Private companies will be offered tax incentives for AI research and development, according to the presidential press office.
What's Next
The first pilot projects are expected to launch in early 2027. It remains unclear how the strategy will be funded beyond the initial budget allocation and whether regulatory frameworks will keep pace with deployment.
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Tokayev approves AI strategy through 2030
