Astana, Kazakhstan, April 4. The action plan
for the development of humanitarian cooperation for 2025 was signed
by the Minister of Culture of Kazakhstan, Aida Balaeva, and the
head of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs of the Russian
Federation, Grigori Gurov, Trend reports.
The plan is packed to the gills with more than 30 events spanning
volunteerism, sports, street cultures, media, youth
entrepreneurship, and a smorgasbord of other areas.
“For us, it is important that the plan covers various areas,
including volunteer work and engagement with youth in a broader
sense,” said Grigory Gurov.
Previously, it was disclosed that the chief of the Russian
governmental framework, Dmitri Grigorenko, alongside the Prime
Minister of Kazakhstan, Olzhas Bektenov, engaged in discussions
surrounding artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and
cutting-edge development strategies.
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