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Zhambyl Hub to hold digitalisation open day in Taraz on 10 November 2026

The event will present Astana Hub and Zhambyl Hub programmes and Tomorrow School, a free peer-to-peer AI and coding school. Attendance requires prior registration in the Astana Hub app.

Tokhum AI · 1 min read · reviewed by Leyla
Zhambyl Hub to hold digitalisation open day in Taraz on 10 November 2026
Photo: Astana Hub events (sitemap)

Key facts

  • Zhambyl Hub will hold an Open Day in Taraz on 10 November 2026 at 13:00.
  • The venue is the Kemel Urpaq school, 4A Shostakovicha Street, Taraz.
  • The event covers Astana Hub and Zhambyl Hub programmes, including free coworking and mentoring.
  • Tomorrow School, a free peer-to-peer AI and programming school, will be presented.
  • Attendees must download the Astana Hub app and register in advance.

Zhambyl Hub will hold an Open Day focused on digitalisation in Taraz on 10 November 2026, according to Astana Hub's event listing. It starts at 13:00 at the Kemel Urpaq school, 4A Shostakovicha Street.

The programme covers Astana Hub and the regional Zhambyl Hub. The listing says Zhambyl Hub offers free coworking, events, mentoring and acceleration programmes for startups.

A presentation of Tomorrow School is scheduled. The listing describes it as Kazakhstan's first free peer-to-peer school for artificial intelligence and programming, open from age 18, with no teachers or lectures and no prior coding experience required. Applications are made at tomorrow-school.ai, and attendees will hear first-hand accounts of studying there, according to the listing.

The event will also cover regional opportunities in AI and IT, including websites, bots and business automation built with neural networks, and cases from local teams.

Attendees are asked to download the Astana Hub app and register in it before the event.

Source:Astana Hub events (sitemap), 05.11.2026

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