Israel and Kazakhstan Expand Space Cooperation
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The Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology announced that Israel and Kazakhstan have signed a joint declaration to expand cooperation in the space sector. The declaration is intended to strengthen the ties between the two countries in the fields of research and advanced technology.
According to the announcement, the declaration formalizes the intention of both parties to broaden the relationship between Israel's and Kazakhstan's space agencies. The aim is to explore joint initiatives and projects, that is, to examine which programs can be carried out together in the future.
The announcement states that the declaration covers several different space-related areas. However, no further details were provided regarding the programs, budgets, or timetables.
The agreement is another step in the cooperation between the two countries in the space field. The parties will examine in the next stages which projects can be realized, and developments on the subject will continue to be updated by the official bodies.
Sources: Gov.il
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