BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 7. Kazakhstan proposed
accelerating the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI)
technologies within the integrated information system of the
Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) to improve the efficiency of data
analysis, forecasting, and the development of the union's internal
market.
This was announced by Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov at
an expanded meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council.
According to him, common information processes are the
technological foundation for the functioning of the EAEU's internal
market, as they ensure the exchange of structured data between
member states and the Eurasian Economic Commission.
"It already accumulates significant amounts of information in
various areas of economic cooperation, which is used primarily as a
source of information. Meanwhile, the implementation of artificial
intelligence technology can take the management of this data to a
qualitatively new level, transforming it into an effective tool for
analysis and forecasting," Bektenov noted.
He emphasized that the use of digital solutions will allow for
more effective assessment of mutual trade dynamics, identifying key
trends and factors influencing trade turnover, and optimizing cargo
flows and transport routes between the Union countries.
At the same time, the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan highlighted
the need to accelerate the implementation of common information
processes within the EAEU.
"Currently, these include 79 items, 50 of which have been
implemented, and only 23 have all member states been connected," he
said.
Bektenov proposed that the Eurasian Economic Commission,
together with member states, accelerate the implementation of the
remaining processes and separately address the integration of AI
technologies into the Union's digital infrastructure.
According to him, the development of such solutions will improve
the quality of economic process management and create additional
business opportunities within the EAEU common market.
