Kazakhstan Launches Ministry of AI, Eyes Nuclear Power for Clean Energy
Kazakhstan, under President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's leadership, has established a Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, reflecting the country's strategic focus on innovation. Meanwhile, plans for a nuclear power plant signal a move towards clean energy and independence.
The new ministry, positioned at the vice-premier level, has yet to announce its head. It is a key part of Kazakhstan's digital transformation plan, aiming to harness the power of artificial intelligence and digital technologies. The country is eager to leverage its abundance of rare earth metals and uranium, positioning itself as a reliable global partner.
In the energy sector, Kazakhstan is embracing technological advancements to enhance oil recovery and unlock potential in smaller deposits. Digital platforms like OilTrack, Digital Contract, and Digital Distribution of Oil and Oil Fuels are being implemented, demonstrating the country's commitment to digitalization. Bektenov, a prominent figure in Kazakh politics, has emphasized the importance of the digital agenda and Kazakhstan's 'regional advantage' in this realm.
Kazakhstan's establishment of the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, coupled with its plans for a nuclear power plant, underscores its commitment to innovation, clean energy, and independence. By embracing digital technologies and AI, the country seeks to maximize its potential in the energy sector and assert itself as a reliable global partner.
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