Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev invited Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and his delegation to explore Kazakhstan's artificial intelligence developments at the international Alem.ai center. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
According to Tokayev, the two countries have significant potential for cooperation in high technology. The Cambodian delegation is interested in how Kazakhstan is developing artificial intelligence.
"I am aware that you and members of your delegation show great interest in the measures taken by our country to develop artificial intelligence. Today you will visit the international Alem.ai center, where our specialists will introduce you to the results achieved and main developments in this area," the president said.
Tokayev also noted Kazakhstan's positive dynamics in the UN E-Government Development Index. According to him, mutual interest and political will help expand cooperation.
Hun Manet, in turn, reported Cambodia's interest in joint work in food security, agriculture, and manufacturing.
Hun Manet arrived in Kazakhstan on an official visit. On October 17, Tokayev met him at the Akorda, where a ceremony with an honor guard and the playing of the two countries' anthems took place.
During one-on-one talks, the Cambodian prime minister said his country's ministries want to adopt Kazakhstan's experience in digitalizing public services. He also proposed identifying joint projects in energy.
Tokayev, for his part, proposed discussing the opening of direct flights between the countries and intensifying humanitarian exchanges.