Kazakhstan is ready to make a visa-free regime agreement with Israel

Almaty. June 3. Silkroadnews – On June 2, minister of foreign affairs of Kazakhstan Yerlan Idrissov met with Israeli ambassador to Kazakhstan Michael Brodsky in Astana, the press service of the Kazakhstani foreign ministry reported.

“During the meeting the parties discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation and prospects of relations development in political, economic, social and other fields of cooperation,” the foreign ministry informs.

Speaking on the importance of developing trade and economic partnership between the two countries, Y. Idrissov suggested to actively develop mutually beneficial cooperation in the field of agriculture.

The head of Kazakhstani foreign minister also said about Kazakhstan’s readiness to make a bilateral visa-waiver treaty for the citizens of two countries and expressed confidence “that such an agreement will give impetus to the development of cooperation in trade, tourism and innovations sectors,” the department’s press-service informs.