Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are proposing regional cooperation across the Caspian Sea, including a joint master's program focused on environmental issues.
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Updated Sep 10
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Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are proposing regional cooperation across the Caspian Sea, including a joint master's program focused on environmental issues.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- ExxonMobil and Kazakhstan are discussing cooperation regarding the protection of the Caspian Sea ecosystem.Sub-event
- Kazakhstan announced plans in Baku, Azerbaijan.Sub-event
Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan propose joint environmental cooperation and a master's program.1 source
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The entities involved
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Azerbaijan
country in the Caucasus in Eastern Europe and Western Asia
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Kazakhstan
sovereign state in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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Central Asia
subregion of the Asian continent
- Pakistan is establishing long-term economic cooperation with Central Asia, including plans to join the International North-South Transport Corridor.
- The Eurasian Development Bank released its regional economic outlook, noting that Kyrgyzstan grew fastest, Uzbekistan benefited from a lower base, and Kazakhstan was the center of gravity for venture capital.
Related events
- Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan are cooperating on shared environmental challenges.
- Turkish Petroleum Corporation is planning joint oil and gas exploration projects in the Caspian Sea with Azerbaijan.
- UNOPS is helping translate commitments into funded programs regarding the Caspian Sea and Azerbaijan.
- Azerbaijan plans to connect Central Asia via an underwater cable project crossing the Caspian Sea to advance its energy goals.
- Uzbekistan is expanding transport infrastructure around the Caspian Sea to strengthen connections between Central Asia and Europe.