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Minsk to host session of CIS interstate council for sci-tech cooperation
22.09.2015
Minsk will host the 16th
session of the CIS Interstate Council for Cooperation in Science,
Technology and Innovations (IC STI) on 24-25 September, BelTA learned
from the press service of the State Science and Technology Committee of
Belarus.
“The agenda of the session includes more than 15 issues. The participants of the event will discuss the status of implementation of the CIS interstate innovation cooperation program for the period until 2020 and some pilot interstate innovation projects. Besides, members of the council will talk over the ways to coordinate the cooperation in science, technology, and innovations within the framework of such interstate organizations as the CIS, the Eurasian Economic Union, and the Belarus-Russia Union State,” the press service added.
Apart from that, the session is expected to discuss the draft agreement on setting up the CIS Joint Institute for Space Research, as well as to review the activities of the CIS International Innovative Nanotechnology Center in 2015.
Partaking in the session will be delegations of Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, and Russia, and also members of the Permanent Committee of the Belarus-Russia Union State and the CIS Executive Committee. “It is worth mentioning that five out of the total of 15 sessions of the Interstate Council for Cooperation in Science, Technology and Innovations were held in Minsk,” the press service of the State Science and Technology Committee stressed.
“The agenda of the session includes more than 15 issues. The participants of the event will discuss the status of implementation of the CIS interstate innovation cooperation program for the period until 2020 and some pilot interstate innovation projects. Besides, members of the council will talk over the ways to coordinate the cooperation in science, technology, and innovations within the framework of such interstate organizations as the CIS, the Eurasian Economic Union, and the Belarus-Russia Union State,” the press service added.
Apart from that, the session is expected to discuss the draft agreement on setting up the CIS Joint Institute for Space Research, as well as to review the activities of the CIS International Innovative Nanotechnology Center in 2015.
Partaking in the session will be delegations of Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, and Russia, and also members of the Permanent Committee of the Belarus-Russia Union State and the CIS Executive Committee. “It is worth mentioning that five out of the total of 15 sessions of the Interstate Council for Cooperation in Science, Technology and Innovations were held in Minsk,” the press service of the State Science and Technology Committee stressed.
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