Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in snowy Kazakhstan last night on the second leg of his Central Asian trip, Times of Israel reported Wednesday.

Talks in Kazakhstan are expected to focus on sharing Israeli counter-terrorism know-how and cooperating with Israel’s high-tech sector. 

While in Azerbaijan, Netanyahu signed a series of agreements Tuesday with Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev during Netanyahu’s official visit to the Muslim-majority country, Ynet reported.

Netanyahu and Aliyev focused talks on standardization, double taxation, agricultural cooperation and the establishment of a mixed commission to advance bilateral cooperation on economic matters, science, technology, health, agriculture and trade.

Source: MENA