Israel and Kazakhstan Sign Double Taxation Agreement After Decade of Talks
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Israel and Kazakhstan signed an agreement to prevent double taxation on Monday, concluding over ten years of negotiations. The accord, signed in Jerusalem during the Israel-Kazakhstan Joint Economic Commission meeting, aims to boost bilateral investment and economic cooperation. Alongside the taxation agreement, both countries signed MOUs on AI, labor, and cybersecurity, and a joint declaration on space cooperation. The visit by Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister, Zhaslan Madiyev, marks the highest-level Kazakh official visit to Israel in a decade.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Israel and Kazakhstan signed a double taxation agreement after more than a decade of negotiations.
- The agreement aims to facilitate bilateral investment and expand economic cooperation between the two countries.
- Additional agreements were signed on artificial intelligence, labor, cybersecurity, and space cooperation.
- The tenth meeting of the Israel-Kazakhstan Joint Economic Commission was co-chaired by Ze'ev Elkin and Zhaslan Madiyev.
- Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister Zhaslan Madiyev's visit is the highest-level Kazakh official visit to Israel in ten years.
- Kazakhstan's participation in the Abraham Accords strengthens its strategic ties with Israel.
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