The signing of the convention, which businesses in both countries had long been anticipating, was the main result of the meeting.
The Kazakhstani delegation was led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development Zhaslan Madiyev.
Seven commercial agreements were also signed during a business forum held as part of the visit.
During his working visit, Madiyev met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and conveyed greetings from Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
The sides discussed the implementation of previously reached agreements and explored cooperation in artificial intelligence, water technologies, critical minerals and tourism.
They also agreed to work on developing direct air connections between the two countries and discussed plans to introduce a visa-free regime.
The intergovernmental commission’s agenda covered a wide range of areas, including investment, trade, water resources, healthcare, energy, industry, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, space and education.
Particular attention was paid to water resource management.
Given Kazakhstan’s vast territory and diverse climatic conditions,....
