Kazakhstan and Jordan are developing partnership in the field of digitalization

Kazakhstan continues to expand its international digital cooperation, strengthening engagement with key global partners. As part of an official visit to Jordan, Minister of Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan Zhaslan Madiev participated in the General Assembly of the Digital Cooperation Organization—a leading international platform uniting countries in the field of digital cooperation—thereby reaffirming Kazakhstan’s commitment to global digital transformation.

During the visit, high-level talks were held with the Ministers of Digital Development of Jordan, Pakistan, Oman, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Kuwait. The discussions focused primarily on expanding cooperation in digitalization, supporting IT startups, and implementing advanced technologies that drive economic growth and innovation.

A key outcome of the trip was the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation between Kazakhstan and Jordan, which laid the foundation for strategic collaboration in information and communication technologies, artificial intelligence, e-government, smart cities, and the development of the startup ecosystem.

During the meeting, both sides confirmed their readiness to exchange experience and implement joint initiatives aimed at supporting innovation and digital transformation in both countries.

Additionally, Minister Madiev held talks with the Prime Minister of Jordan, during which the prospects for digital partnership and enhanced economic cooperation were discussed. Kazakhstan and Jordan expressed their willingness to actively develop bilateral cooperation, create conditions for technological progress, and implement digital solutions that contribute to the economic growth of both countries.

Kazakhstan remains committed to expanding international cooperation in the field of digital development, promoting innovation, and creating favorable conditions for technological advancement. The agreements reached during the visit represent an important step toward a more interconnected and digital future for both countries.

Source: gov.kz