Kazakhstan is strengthening its presence on the global education technology stage. Minister of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan Sayasat Nurbek is taking part in the international Bett UK 2026 exhibition in the United Kingdom, while also holding a series of meetings with representatives of leading universities, research centres and global technology companies, DKNews.kz reports.
The event marks a key step in Kazakhstan’s efforts to integrate into global discussions on the future of education and digital transformation.
Bett UK 2026: where the future of learning takes shape
Bett UK (British Educational Training and Technology Show) is one of the world’s largest and most influential platforms dedicated to education technology. Each year, it brings together government officials, educators, universities, EdTech companies and experts from dozens of countries to explore how education is evolving.
Key topics at the exhibition include:
- digital transformation of learning processes;
- the use of artificial intelligence in education;
- personalised learning models;
- innovative solutions for schools and universities.
The participation of Kazakhstan’s education minister highlights the country’s intention to remain actively engaged in these global trends.
Kazakhstan opens its national pavilion in London
On 21 January, the official opening ceremony of Kazakhstan’s national pavilion took place in London. The pavilion was organised by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan and serves as a platform to present the country’s priorities in higher and postgraduate education.
The pavilion showcases Kazakhstan’s focus on:
- digitalisation of education;
- implementation of AI-based solutions;
- development of scientific research;
- expansion of international academic cooperation.
Nine universities represent Kazakhstan
A total of nine Kazakhstani higher and postgraduate education institutions are participating in the national pavilion. They are presenting their academic programmes, research projects and opportunities for joint educational and scientific initiatives with international partners.
The exhibition highlights the strong academic and research potential of Kazakhstani universities and their readiness to engage actively with the global academic community.
Artificial intelligence and global partnerships
Bett UK 2026 features plenary sessions, thematic discussions, presentations of cutting-edge EdTech solutions and business meetings between government bodies, universities and global technology leaders.
Particular attention is being paid to the practical use of artificial intelligence in education, including personalised learning pathways, educational data analytics and new approaches to assessment.
A clear strategic direction
Kazakhstan’s participation in Bett UK 2026 reflects the country’s strategic commitment to developing digital education, accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence and promoting innovative learning solutions.
Experts note that such international platforms not only facilitate knowledge exchange but also strengthen global partnerships, enhance the competitiveness of Kazakhstani universities and position Kazakhstan as a regional leader in education and digital technologies.
