Kazakhstan and Turkey Sign Military Cooperation Plan for 2025 in Ankara
ASTANA – Kazakhstan and Türkiye have signed a military cooperation plan for 2025 during a recent visit by a Kazakh delegation to Ankara. The delegation, led by Colonel Olzhas Khussainov, who heads the International Cooperation Department of the Defense Ministry, met with Turkish Brigadier General Çatal Erdoğan to finalize the agreement.
According to the Kazakh Defense Ministry, the cooperation plan includes joint efforts in military education, peacekeeping, combat training, and medical cooperation. Additionally, the two nations have agreed to enhance the exchange of high-level visits to strengthen military ties.
This agreement marks a significant step toward further collaboration between Kazakhstan and Türkiye in the defense sector. Both countries are committed to enhancing their military capabilities and fostering a closer partnership in the coming years. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing military cooperation between Kazakhstan and Türkiye.
