ASTANA, Kazakhstan, January 27. President of
Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Israeli Foreign Minister
Gideon Sa’ar discussed ways to intensify trade and economic
cooperation between the two countries, Trend reports, citing the press service of the
Kazakh president.
President Tokayev highlighted that the visit of Gideon Sa'ar
underscores Israel’s firm commitment to enhancing comprehensive
cooperation with Kazakhstan.
The sides engaged in discussions on the potential for expanding
trade, economic, and scientific collaboration, with particular
focus on joint projects in artificial intelligence, agriculture,
and water resource management.
Tokayev expressed his approval of the Kazakh-Israeli business
forum held in Astana as part of the visit, emphasizing that its
outcomes are expected to significantly advance bilateral investment
cooperation.
In response, Gideon Sa'ar underscored Israel’s keen interest in
revitalizing trade and economic ties with Kazakhstan and elevating
bilateral cooperation to a qualitatively higher level.
The Israeli foreign minister also expressed appreciation for
Kazakhstan’s decision to join the Abraham Accords, noting their
role in promoting stability, peace, and international dialogue. The
sides additionally exchanged views on current international
issues.
Meanwhile, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar embarked on an
official visit to Kazakhstan on January 27, following visit to
Azerbaijan on January 26
