
The Parliament of Kazakhstan in the second reading ratified an agreement on military-technical cooperation with Serbia, providing for mutual supplies of weapons and the exchange of intellectual property in the defense sector.
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The agreement was signed by the presidents of Kazakhstan and Serbia in November 2024.
The Kurultai (parliament) of Kazakhstan accepted the ratification of the agreement on military-technical cooperation with Serbia in the second reading. This was announced by deputy Almat Zhukebaev, Tengrinews reports.
“The agreement provides for mutual supplies of military products, including weapons, military equipment, works, services, results of intellectual activity, including exclusive rights to them transferred or developed during cooperation,” the parliamentarian said.
In November 2024, the presidents of Kazakhstan and Serbia, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Aleksandar Vucic, signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of defense, as well as documents in the trade and space fields.

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