Kazakhstan, Cambodia sign six cooperation agreements

On October 17, Kazakhstan and Cambodia adopted a joint statement and exchanged six intergovernmental and interagency documents following talks in Astana between Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, according to the Kazakh president's press service. The exchange ceremony was held in the presence of both leaders.

The documents cover artificial intelligence and digital development, digital government, trade and economic relations, culture, tourism, and ties between the two countries' capitals. They include memoranda of understanding between ministries of both countries on digital development, digital government and GovTech, trade and economic cooperation, culture and the arts, and tourism.

The documents exchanged also include a memorandum on establishing sister-city relations between Astana and Phnom Penh.