Israel and Kazakhstan Sign Double Taxation Agreement
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel and Kazakhstan signed a double taxation agreement during their tenth joint economic commission meeting, aimed at strengthening bilateral ties. The meeting, led by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, also saw the signing of MOUs on AI, labor, and cyber, as well as a joint space declaration. A 60-person Kazakh delegation attended the event in Israel.
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- Israel and Kazakhstan signed a double taxation agreement.
- The tenth joint economic commission meeting was held in Israel.
- A 60-person delegation from Kazakhstan attended the meeting.
- MOUs were signed in AI, labor, and cyber technology.
- A joint declaration on space cooperation was also agreed upon.
Israel and Kazakhstan convened their tenth joint economic commission meeting, led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to bolster their strategic and economic partnership. A 60-person delegation from Kazakhstan arrived in Israel via a government aircraft for the talks.
At the conclusion of the commission's session, both nations signed an agreement to prevent double taxation. Additionally, memorandums of understanding were signed in the fields of artificial intelligence, labor, and cyber technology. A joint declaration concerning space cooperation was also finalized.