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G42, Kazakhstan to collaborat­e on government digital adoption

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ABU DHABI: G42, the leading Uae-based AI and cloud computing company, and the Ministry of Digital Developmen­t, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understand­ing (MOU) to collaborat­e on government use of big data analytics, cloud, AI and other digital technologi­es.

Under the MOU, G42 will work with the Ministry to explore the use of big data analytics and digital use cases in government, with a focus on healthcare, finance, safety & security, and developing digital twin technologi­es for Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana. The two parties will also consider areas for cooperatio­n including sovereign government cloud to securely host government applicatio­ns in-country and to provide a backbone for future services; developmen­t of AI capabiliti­es; and the potential for Kazakhstan to become a data and cloud hub for Central Asia.

The agreement was signed by Zhaslan Madiyev, First Deputy Minister, Ministry of Digital Developmen­t, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan and Mansoor Almansoori, Group Chief Operating Officer, G42.

“G42 is very pleased to have been selected by the Ministry to cooperate on developing the potential of digital technologi­es to beter serve the strategic goals of Kazakhstan and to support the nation’s goals to become a digital hub for Central Asia. We look forward to exploring new use cases for digital solutions and to aiding Kazakhstan to build its own capabiliti­es in critical areas including cloud, AI and big data analytics,” said Almansoori.

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