Kazakhstan, Kenya to cooperate in AI, digitalization, space technologyKazakhstan and Kenya have agreed to exchange their best practices in artificial intelligence, information technology and space technology, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said.Noting the importance of cooperation in AI and digitalization, Tokayev recalled that Kenya is widely known as Africa's "Silicon Savannah.""With deep expertise in GovTech and FinTech, Kazakhstan is ready to share its best practices in e-government solutions and modern banking infrastructure. We are also interested in cooperation in artificial intelligence and the space industry," Tokayev told the Kazakhstan-Kenya Business Forum in Astana, according to his press service.The memorandums signed Wednesday in IT and space technology will open the door to productive, long-term partnership between the two countries, Tokayev emphasized.Tokayev also welcomed the strengthening of ties between the Astana International Financial Centre and the Nairobi International Financial Centre.He invited Kenyan companies to actively use AIFC opportunities to expand their business presence in Central Asia and beyond.Later, the presidents of Kazakhstan and Kenya visited the Alem.ai International Center for Artificial Intelligence, where they saw the center's potential as the country's key technology hub.The presidents were shown the Astana Smart City system, including its capabilities in video analytics, public safety, traffic management and online coordination of city services. (ICE ALMATY)

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