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Kazakhstan has ranked 34th out of 67 countries in the 2024 IMD World Digital Competitiveness Ranking, marking its first entry into the global top 35 for digital competitiveness.
The ranking assesses how countries adopt and develop digital technologies to boost economic growth and improve quality of life. Kazakhstan emerged as a leader in flexibility and digitalization of public services.
In the "Future Readiness" category, the country placed 27th, reflecting the advancement of digital business, public service digitalization, and adaptation to IT technologies.
Digital education programs such as AI Qyzmet, AI People, and Tomorrow School have played a significant role in developing AI-related skills.
Kazakhstan ranked 33rd in the "Knowledge" component, demonstrating progress in digital workforce training and research capacity.
However, in technological infrastructure, the country placed 46th, highlighting the need for increased investment in IT and telecom sectors.
Notable strengths include the expansion of eGov services, launch of Super Centers for Public Service, and growth in data centers. These initiatives are central to building a digital state.
Strategic reforms in AI regulation and data protection also played a crucial role.
Kazakhstan is strengthening its regional leadership in Central Asia by offering technological solutions to neighboring countries and promoting digital diplomacy.
Digital maturity is becoming a key driver of sustainable development and Kazakhstan's global reputation.
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