Kazakhstan to Open School for IT Talents with "Weak Passports"
Summary
Kazakhstan is set to establish a specialized school for IT talents holding passports with limited mobility.
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A specialized school for IT talents holding "weak passports" is set to open in Kazakhstan, focusing on skilled professionals from countries with limited global visa-free mobility.
The educational initiative aims to provide promising developers and tech specialists with an environment to enhance their skills, gain access to quality training, and advance their professional careers.
The development of such initiatives contributes to Kazakhstan's strategy of attracting digital talent and strengthening its position as an emerging regional technology hub.
Source: Forbes Kazakhstan
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