ASTANA, Kazakhstan, April 2. Kazakhstan and
Russia have signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in
the development of unmanned transport and digital technologies in
the transport sector,
Trend reports via the Kazakh Ministry of Transport.
The document was signed between the transport ministries of the
two countries on the sidelines of an international transport and
logistics forum held in St. Petersburg.
The memorandum outlines cooperation in the digitalization of the
transport sector, including the introduction of unmanned
technologies and the transition to electronic formats for permits
and shipping documentation.
The sides also plan to exchange experience and information,
organize joint events, and provide training for specialists working
with advanced digital solutions.
Earlier, Kazakhstan started developing infrastructure for
training operators of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) as part of
the transformation of the EXPO territory into a new-generation
technology cluster. The announcement was made by Minister of
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development Zhaslan Madiyev
during a government meeting on March 31.
According to Madiyev, the Exponential Cluster will encompass
specialized hubs in robotics, drone technology, game development,
cybersecurity, medical technologies, agricultural technologies,
Industry 4.0, and cybersport.
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