KiAI Presents Trst on the Solution Stage at the AI for Good Global Summit 2026 — UN Agencies and Government Delegations Visit the Booth, Seeking Support for Export Promotion Challenges
~Showcasing Japan’s AI-Powered Global Expansion Model on the International Stage, Attracting Inquiries from UN Agencies and Government Bodies Worldwide~
On July 8, 2026, KiAI Inc. (Headquarters: Hitachi, Ibaraki; CEO: Kazumasa Oba) presented its AI-powered global expansion platform “Trst” on the Solution Stage at the AI for Good Global Summit 2026 in Geneva, Switzerland.
During the session, KiAI highlighted how Trst addresses two major global challenges in international business expansion—information asymmetry and the lack of reliable on-the-ground verification—through its end-to-end capabilities and its unique model combining AI-driven analysis with human networks of partnered travel operators.
Following the presentation, representatives from UN specialized agencies and government bodies—including ministries of economy and trade-investment authorities—visited the Japan Pavilion (Hall 2, Booth No.225). Multiple organizations seeking to strengthen their export promotion and international business support systems expressed interest in Trst, asking whether the platform could be adopted as a support model for SMEs or integrated into national programs requiring trust verification of foreign companies.
The strong response underscores Trst’s potential not only for Japanese companies but also as a globally applicable solution for UN agencies and government institutions. It marks a significant milestone for KiAI as it advances toward becoming an international infrastructure for reliable global market entry.
[CEO Comment] Kazumasa Oba, CEO of KiAI Inc. “The Solution Stage provided an excellent opportunity to demonstrate how Trst can contribute to solving international challenges in global expansion. The inquiries we received from UN agencies and government officials reaffirmed the universal need for trustworthy market-entry support. We will continue developing Trst as a global-standard model that can be utilized not only by Japanese companies but also by international organizations and government bodies worldwide.”