During the 10th BRICS Parliamentary Forum in St. Petersburg, Chairman of the Senate of Kazakhstan Maulen Ashimbayev proposed fostering inter-parliamentary cooperation among CIS countries and BRICS nations to tackle food security challenges. Highlighting the significant agricultural potential of these regions amidst global geopolitical shifts and climate change, Ashimbayev emphasized the importance of stable food prices, secure supply chains, and innovative water and land resource management. He suggested establishing a platform for inter-parliamentary dialogue on sustainable development, stressing the role of parliamentarians in monitoring and advancing sustainable development goals. Additionally, he identified science, technology, and innovation as crucial for economic competitiveness, advocating for a joint legal framework to regulate the development and application of artificial intelligence, foreseeing its transformative impact across various sectors.
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