Ministry of Digital Development and Transport, Wonderful sign MoU to bring AI across Azerbaijan's government and accelerate AI adoption
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Baku, October 29, AZERTAC A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Digital Development and Transport and Wonderful, an AI operating system for enterprises and critical organizations, to facilitate cooperation on artificial intelligence (AI) solutions and related digital technologies. The document establishes a framework for exploring opportunities to deploy AI solutions on Wonderful’s platform across ministries, government agencies and state-owned enterprises. The broader ambition is to transform how public services are delivered, making them faster, more accessible, and more responsive to the needs of citizens and businesses, while empowering government institutions to operate more efficiently and at scale.
The parties envisage a shared AI platform serving citizens, businesses and government institutions, with one set of controls, and plan to deploy it on Azerbaijan’s Government Cloud (G-Cloud). Based on this vision, the parties will jointly identify high-impact use cases and consider the broader deployment of successful solutions across the public sector. The Baku-hosted signing ceremony was attended by Rashad Hasanov, Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Transport; Farid Osmanov, Chairman of the Board of the Innovation and Digital Development Agency; and a delegation from Wonderful led by Bar Winkler, co-founder and CEO, which included Omer Perez, Managing Director of Central Eastern Europe, and Vitaly Gordon, General Manager of the Caucasus and Central Asia. Rashad Hasanov, Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Transport, said that “the true value of artificial intelligence lies in its ability to deliver practical improvements in how governments operate and how people access public services. Through our cooperation with…
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