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Kazakhstan and Germany Strengthen Cooperation in Energy-Efficient Construction

Kazakhstan and Germany enhance collaboration in energy-efficient construction, exploring modern technologies and best practices during a recent visit to Berlin.

Kazakhstan and Germany Strengthen Cooperation in Energy-Efficient Construction

Kazakhstan and Germany continue to develop cooperation in the field of energy-efficient construction. The Vice Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kuandyk Kazhkenov participated in a business visit to exchange experiences between representatives of Kazakhstan and Germany, which took place in Berlin.

As part of the program, participants learned about Germany's modern approaches to energy-efficient construction, modernization of the housing stock, sustainable heating supply, and urban development. During the visit, meetings were also held with relevant experts, representatives of government and international organizations, architectural and engineering companies.

Particular attention was paid to practical examples of implementing energy-efficient solutions, issues of building modernization, and the introduction of modern technologies in the construction industry.

Such events make a significant contribution to strengthening international cooperation, exchanging professional experience, and implementing best practices in Kazakhstan's construction sector, reports ZhKH24, citing the website of the Committee for Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructural Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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In Karaganda, issues of digital transformation in the construction industry are being discussed

An international conference in Karaganda focused on digital transformation in the construction industry, featuring experts from various countries discussing innovative technologies.

In Karaganda, issues of digital transformation in the construction industry are being discussed

An international scientific-practical conference dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Jumaguly Nuguzhinov was held in Karaganda. Scientists, engineers, experts, and representatives of the construction industry from Kazakhstan, Russia, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Poland, Belarus, the USA, and other countries participated in the event.

During the conference, issues of the digitalization of the construction industry, the implementation of BIM modeling, the use of artificial intelligence technologies, the development of digital twin systems, seismic-resistant construction, and the application of modern engineering solutions were discussed. Participants also considered proposals to strengthen cooperation between science and production and exchanged international experiences.

The conference was attended by Bakytzhan Junisbekov, Chairman of the Committee for Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Ministry of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan, who emphasized the importance of digitalization in the construction industry and the implementation of innovative technologies.

In the plenary session, the Akim of Karaganda region, Yermangbet Bulekpaev, highlighted the importance of the relationship between science and technology: "The head of state has repeatedly emphasized that Kazakhstan's competitiveness directly depends on strong science, modern technologies, and the training of a new generation of engineering personnel. Such meetings prove that our science is moving in the right direction. Today, digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and new design methods have been widely adopted," the statement said.

According to the organizers, such international platforms contribute to the unification of science, education, and construction practice, as well as allow for the development of modern engineering solutions and the preparation of a new generation of specialists.

This was reported by ZhKKh24 referring to the website of the Committee for Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Ministry of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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