Kazakhstan’s CodiPlay Partners with EdTech Company in Saudi Arabia
Kazakh Ed-Tech startup CodiPlay has recently made a significant stride by signing a memorandum of strategic partnership with Artificially Intelligent Learning Assistant (AILA) to introduce advanced educational solutions in 200 schools across Saudi Arabia. This partnership aims to align with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative, which focuses on enhancing education quality and preparing youth for future IT sector professions.
Zhanadil Taldybaev, the founder and CEO of CodiPlay, emphasized the importance of this partnership in enhancing education quality and shaping the country’s sustainable future. He highlighted the collaboration with AILA as a means to equip youth with advanced technologies and profound knowledge to excel in a rapidly evolving world.
Yousef Alsayed, CEO of AILA, shared Taldybaev’s enthusiasm, expressing confidence in jointly developing an innovative IT education model that will benefit local children and set new educational excellence benchmarks across the MENA region and globally.
The signing of the memorandum was supported by the National Technology Development Program (NDTP), the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) of Saudi Arabia, and the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Saudi Arabia. Ibrahim Neyaz, CEO of the NDTP, highlighted the collaboration between Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan as opening new horizons and contributing to the identification and development of local talent.
CodiPlay specializes in teaching programming through smartphones and offers a comprehensive system that includes the CodiPlay application, CodiKit robotics kits, and the CodiTeach web platform. The startup recently showcased its innovative solutions at the Bett 2024 event in London and conducted a presentation for leading schools in Uzbekistan interested in integrating cutting-edge programming and robotics innovations from CodiPlay.
