ICTWeek Uzbekistan 2026 expects more than 25,000 participants from over 50 countries to explore technology, investment and international cooperation.
The Central Bank approved rules for round-the-clock phone-number transfers through the Instant Payments System, with recipient details shown before confirmation.
Kazakhstan is advancing QazTech, eGov 3.0 and the eGov GPT assistant as it aims to join the world’s top 15 countries for e-government development.
Saudi Arabia’s digital government progress combines interagency cooperation, infrastructure, unified digital identity and regular assessment of users’ experience.
Malaysia’s MyGDX supports secure interagency data exchange through more than 400 APIs and the principle that citizens should provide information only once.
Uzbekistan’s Customs Committee explains electronic declarations, automated clearance, interagency integration and digital services that reduce businesses’ paperwork.
Rumah Pendidikan won a WSIS Prizes 2026 award by bringing 66 education services and over 6.9 million users together on one platform.
In 2026, my.gov.uz received 133,178 insurance applications, with 66.4% submitted through the portal and 33.6% through the MyGov app.
Vietnam’s 2026–2030 strategy targets digital government, a larger digital economy, AI adoption and widespread digital skills training.
