Global Perspectives on Kazakhstan-UN Partnership and Uzbek President’s Kazakhstan Trip
The Astana Times has compiled an assortment of articles from various global media outlets discussing the latest developments in Kazakhstan. This week’s digest covers a range of topics including Kazakhstan’s collaboration with the United Nations, the Middle Corridor project, the Uzbek President’s visit to Kazakhstan, and more.
In an article published by We News on August 8, it was reported that Kazakhstan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Murat Nurtleu, met with the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General and Head of the UN Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA), Kakha Imnadze. The two leaders agreed to strengthen peace and security in Central Asia during the sixth Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asian countries.
Another article from Gazeta.uz highlighted the signing of a 10-year Program of Strategic Partnership and Alliance between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan during Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s state visit to Kazakhstan. The two presidents also inaugurated a monument to the Uzbek poet Alisher Navoi in Astana.
The Times of Central Asia reported on Kazakhstan’s efforts to deepen its Caspian ports, specifically the port of Kuryk, to boost the potential of the Middle Corridor project. Dredging works are being carried out to increase the depth of the port and expand its terminal capacity.
Additionally, Marco Beretta, President of the Italo-Kazakh Trade Association (ACIK), discussed new prospects for cooperation between Italy and Kazakhstan in an interview with Trend. Areas of focus include creative industries, tourism, and environmental sustainability.
The Diplomat covered the Central Asia plus Japan Summit, emphasizing the importance of sustainability, connectivity, and human development in the region. The summit aims to strengthen ties between Central Asian countries and Japan, with a focus on inter-regional cooperation.
Lastly, Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida canceled his trip to Central Asia due to earthquake warnings along the Pacific coast. Precautionary measures are being taken, and meetings with regional leaders may be conducted online instead.
These articles provide valuable insights into the latest developments and partnerships involving Kazakhstan on the global stage. Stay tuned for more updates on Kazakhstan’s international relations and initiatives.
