Kazakhstan and Georgia will develop cooperation in the field of digital public services.

AO “National Information Technologies” NIT and LEPL Digital Governance Agency of Georgia signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of information and communication technologies. The document provides for the exchange of experience and best practices, as well as the development of joint initiatives in the field of digitalization.

The agreement was signed within the framework of the international technology forum AI & Digital Bridge 2026, which took place in Astana from October 1 to 3.

One of the key areas of cooperation will be the development of digital government services and technological solutions. The parties intend to exchange experience in accelerating the digital transformation of the public sector, including through government-business interaction.

In addition, the organizations plan to consider opportunities for implementing joint projects aimed at developing digital services and implementing technological solutions. Cooperation also involves expanding professional interaction between Kazakh and Georgian specialists.

The prerequisites for concluding the agreement emerged during the UN World Public Service Forum. At that time, a bilateral meeting took place between the Chairman of the Digital Governance Agency Sandro Tsirekidze and the First Deputy Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of Kazakhstan R. A. Konyashkin. The participants discussed promising areas of interaction in the field of digital transformation.

According to the Acting Chairman of the Board of AO “NIT” Shyngys Orazalimov, international cooperation will allow the parties to exchange practical experience and approaches to the development of e-government, digital services, and modern technological solutions.

The memorandum is aimed at strengthening partnership between Kazakhstan and Georgia in the field of information technology and digital development. Further interaction may create conditions for exchanging knowledge and discussing new initiatives for the digital transformation of the public sector.

Source: nitec