29.09.2026, 12:29

US allocates $5 mln to Central Asia for cybersecurity support

ASTANA. Sept 29 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – The United States has allocated $5 million to Central Asian countries to support cybersecurity and the digital sector, Mark Cameron, deputy assistant secretary in the US State Department’s Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, said Tuesday at the C5+1 conference titled “Super Intelligence: Digital Innovation for Economic Growth” held in Astana.

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