BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 3. Kazakhstan and Cyprus
signed a series of interagency agreements aimed at broadening
bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors, following talks
between Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Cypriot
President Nikos Christodoulides, Trend reports via the press service of the Kazakh
president.
In the presence of the two heads of state, representatives of
the official delegations exchanged five documents encompassing
collaboration in the areas of digital development, culture,
education, sports, and commercial relations.
Among the signed documents was a Memorandum of Understanding
between Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and
Digital Development and Cyprus’ Deputy Ministry of Research,
Innovation, and Digital Policy, focusing on cooperation in
information and communication technologies, e-government, space
initiatives, and cybersecurity.
Additionally, a memorandum on cultural cooperation was concluded
between Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Culture and Information and
Cyprus’s Deputy Ministry of Culture.
In the domain of education and science, a memorandum was signed
between Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Science and Higher Education and
Cyprus’ Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, and Youth to
facilitate collaborative initiatives.
Regarding sports, the Ministry of Tourism and Sports of
Kazakhstan and the Ministry of Education, Sport, and Youth of
Cyprus executed a memorandum aimed at enhancing bilateral
engagement.
Finally, the Foreign Trade Chamber of Kazakhstan and the Cyprus
Chamber of Commerce and Industry signed a cooperation agreement
intended to strengthen investment opportunities and promote
business relations between the two nations.
