On October 20, the XV plenary session of the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkish States (TURKPA) was held in Bishkek. The participants adopted the Bishkek Declaration and several model laws*. A special place on the agenda was occupied by proposals from Kazakhstan (ROK) to create common digital mechanisms for the countries of the assembly. * Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan Aybak Dadbay came up with the idea to develop a digital code model for TURKPA countries. He suggested taking the Kazakh experience as a basis. The National Digital Code of Kazakhstan, which will enter into force in July 2026, regulates issues of digital rights, data processing, digital objects and documents. Dadebay called on his colleagues to develop a network of IT hubs and use the potential of the Elam International Artificial Intelligence Center. artificial intelligence in Astana, create centers for digital monitoring and innovation, and establish a Turkish state cyber security council. Some of these initiatives were previously raised by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kasem-Jomart Tokayev at the informal summit of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) in Turkestan in May 2026. * At the meeting in Bishkek, the participants of the meeting adopted four model laws. We are talking about advisory legal actions on the protection of industrial property rights, protection of children from information harmful to their health and development, joint ventures as well as resorts, beach health areas and retreat centers**. The choice of directions is also important. The protection of industrial property technical and commercial decisions affects the conditions of economic activity, while the digital agenda brings cooperation on data, technology and cyber security issues. * TURKPA is an alternative parliamentary framework for interaction between the countries included in the UTC, an alternative to existing international and regional formats.

On October 20, the XV plenary session of the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkish States (TURKPA) was held in Bishkek. The participants adopted the Bishkek Declaration and several model laws*. A special place on the agenda was occupied by proposals from Kazakhstan (ROK) to create common digital mechanisms for the countries of the assembly. * Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan Aybak Dadbay came up with the idea to develop a digital code model for TURKPA countries. He suggested taking the Kazakh experience as a basis. The National Digital Code of Kazakhstan, which will enter into force in July 2026, regulates issues of digital rights, data processing, digital objects and documents. Dadebay called on his colleagues to develop a network of IT hubs and use the potential of the Elam International Artificial Intelligence Center. artificial intelligence in Astana, create centers for digital monitoring and innovation, and establish a Turkish state cyber security council. Some of these initiatives were previously raised by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kasem-Jomart Tokayev at the informal summit of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) in Turkestan in May 2026. * At the meeting in Bishkek, the participants of the meeting adopted four model laws. We are talking about advisory legal actions on the protection of industrial property rights, protection of children from information harmful to their health and development, joint ventures as well as resorts, beach health areas and retreat centers**. The choice of directions is also important. The protection of industrial property technical and commercial decisions affects the conditions of economic activity, while the digital agenda brings cooperation on data, technology and cyber security issues. * TURKPA is an alternative parliamentary framework for interaction between the countries included in the UTC, an alternative to existing international and regional formats.