Kazakhstan and Russia have signed a three-year inter-parliamentary agreement.

Astana. December 12. KAZAKHSTAN TODAY - The Chairman of the Senate of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Maulen Ashimbayev, met with the Chairwoman of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of Russia, Valentina Matviyenko, reports the press service of the upper chamber.

During the negotiations, it was noted that regular meetings contribute to the systematic development of inter-parliamentary cooperation between the two countries. They allow for "synchronizing efforts" on current cooperation issues and promptly addressing many tasks," the press service emphasized.

Following the negotiations, a plan for inter-parliamentary cooperation between the Kazakh Senate and the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of Russia for 2025-2027 was signed.

The document will define priority areas for interaction in the upcoming period, clearly structure the work of deputies and staff, as well as enhance inter-parliamentary cooperation," the Senate noted.