During President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's visit to Pakistan, the NSART team concluded 6 agreements with a total value of around $30 million.
As part of the state visit of the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, to Pakistan, the NSART team took part in the business program and B2B negotiations. The result: 6 agreements and arrangements with a total value of around $30 million.
Behind these figures are real projects: digital public services, educational initiatives, fintech solutions, and work with AI data centers — a full cycle from design and certification to specialist training. These initiatives are already laying the foundation for an industry that will be in demand tomorrow.
All agreements were reached under the NSART Gateway program with the support of QazTrade, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Pakistan, and KazakhInvest. For NSART, this is a sign of trust, the entry of Kazakhstani technologies into new markets, and a foundation for long-term partnership between the countries. There is much work ahead — this is only the beginning.
The Gujranwala Business Alliance delegation, joined by the CEO of NSART Group, visited Aqkol — one of Kazakhstan's first smart city projects. The guests were received by Birzhan Abdrakhmanov, Akim of Aqkol District.
The delegation of the Gujranwala Business Alliance and GIFT University held a dinner reception in Kazakhstan attended by Yerzhan Kistafin, former Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan.
The Gujranwala Business Alliance delegation visited the Atameken National Chamber of Entrepreneurs in Astana. Nurgozha Kaliaskarov, CEO of NSART Group, was part of the delegation.
