Kazakhstan and Turkey cooperate on ensuring security in the Caspian Sea
Kazakhstan and Turkey reached an agreement on mutual cooperation in the field of security in the Caspian Sea . This cooperation envisages, among other things, the creation of a "professional emergency rescue service" capable of quick action in the event of oil spills, shipwrecks and fires, as well as the provision of modern technologies necessary for various operations at sea and on land.
The delegations of Kazakhstan and Turkey discussed issues of cooperation in the field of security in the Caspian Sea, Anadolu reports, referring to the Ministry of Emergencies of Kazakhstan.
It is noted that Genghis Arinov, the head of the Kazakh Armed Forces, met with the Turkish delegation headed by the Deputy Minister of National Defense, Bilal Durdali, in the capital Astana.
Military Factory and Shipyard Operation Inc., a part of the Ministry of National Defense of Turkey. Head of (ASFAT) company Behchet Karatash maritime security and assessed cooperation in the field of preservation of ships and resources to take measures in emergency situations .
An important and reliable partner of Turkey Arinov noted that cooperation in the field of shipbuilding can become an important element in bilateral relations .
The Minister said that they are taking immediate measures in the emergency situations in the Caspian Sea of Kazakhstan is considering the possibility of creating a " professional emergency rescue service " .
Head of FVV like this He noted that due to the works , it is possible to immediately implement various sea and land operations, such as ensuring safety in the Caspian Sea, taking measures against oil spills , shipwrecks and fires , as well as rescue operations .
The Turkish side is mentioned above able to perform tasks at the meeting where modern technologies were offered, an agreement was reached on mutual cooperation in the field of security in the Caspian Sea .
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