Israel and Kazakhstan signed an agreement to prevent double taxation during the tenth meeting of the Joint Economic Committee. According to Arutz Sheva, the signing was led by Minister Zeev Elkin and Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister Zaslan Madiyev.
Additional memoranda of understanding in the fields of artificial intelligence, labor and cyber, and a joint statement in the field of space, were also signed at the ceremony. According to Maariv, the agreement was signed after more than a decade of negotiations, during a visit by a senior delegation.
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Arutz Sheva
Memoranda of understanding were also signed in the fields of artificial intelligence, labor and cyber, along with a joint statement in the field of space, and the signing was led by Minister Zeev Elkin and Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister Zaslan Madiyev.
Maariv
The agreement was signed after more than a decade of negotiations, during a visit by a senior delegation, and against a backdrop of diplomatic rapprochement that could open additional economic opportunities.