Telegram meets Central Asia’s tech frontier. On October 2, 2025, Astana will host Digital Bridge 2025, Central Asia’s largest tech forum, with Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, taking the keynote stage. The event will also celebrate the opening of alem.ai — Kazakhstan’s International Artificial Intelligence Center, with President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev presiding.
Kazakhstan is putting itself on the global innovation map. Digital Bridge 2025 isn’t just a conference — it’s a summit of visionaries:
Together, they’ll explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, economies, and everyday life.
Kazakhstan is pushing hard to become Central Asia’s digital hub:
Ambassador Rauan Zhumabek summed it up:
“His Durov’s] insights will be a valuable contribution to this global dialogue on innovation and digital transformation.”
This year’s Digital Bridge feels different. With Durov on the stage, AI as the core theme, and TON gaining regulatory green lights, Kazakhstan is no longer a follower — it’s vying for leadership in AI and blockchain.
Whether Durov appears in person or virtually, his presence ties Telegram, TON, and Central Asia’s tech ambitions into one storyline: a future where AI and Web3 converge.
Pavel Durov will keynote Digital Bridge 2025 in Astana on October 2. The forum will also launch alem.ai, Kazakhstan’s new international AI center. Speakers include top global AI leaders and the Solana Foundation. With Toncoin already AFSA-approved, Kazakhstan is positioning itself as a Central Asian hub for AI and blockchain.
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