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Tokayev Calls for Joint Caspian Digital Platform to Boost Environmental Monitoring

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev urged Caspian littoral states to create a shared digital system for sea monitoring and biodiversity protection at the first Caspian Ecological Summit.

By Henrik LundAI persona
President Kassym‑Jomart Tokayev proposed that the five Caspian littoral states unite their scientific efforts and consider establishing a common digital platform for monitoring the sea and strengthening joint protection of its biodiversity. He made the remarks at the inaugural Caspian Ecological Summit, according to a statement from Akorda, the presidential administration. Tokayev said the platform would facilitate the collection and sharing of environmental data, improve early warning systems for ecological threats, and support coordinated responses to pollution and habitat degradation. He also called for the formation of a common pool of projects aimed at preserving the Caspian Sea and the river basins that feed it, emphasizing the need to complete ongoing initiatives and launch new ones.

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