inDrive proposed opening a university in Kazakhstan called inVision U

Kazakhstan's Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov met with inDrive founder Arsen Tomsky to discuss the prospects of the digital industry and the implementation of innovative solutions in the country. During the meeting, Arsen Tomsky proposed opening an inVision U university in Kazakhstan, which will train specialists in IT, education, science, arts, and other fields. The institution is planned to accommodate 400 students and become an important element in preparing qualified personnel for the digital economy.

Additionally, inDrive plans to implement environmental initiatives to improve air quality in major cities of Kazakhstan, starting with Almaty. The company expressed its readiness for further cooperation with the government and participation in projects related to digital transformation and sustainable development.

Source: primeminister.kz