Nineteen Kazakhstani Citizens Repatriated from Israel
Kazakh Embassy in Israel Organizes Flight to Repatriate Citizens
The Kazakh Embassy in Israel recently organized a flight to bring 19 citizens back home, according to Aibek Smadiyarov, the spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry. The repatriation efforts were carried out on October 16.
Among the repatriated citizens were 15 children who had been studying under special educational programs in Israel. Diplomats worked to gather them from various regions of the country and ensured their safe transportation to the airport in Tel Aviv.
The embassy has been actively coordinating with Kazakh citizens in Israel regarding their departure arrangements and the purchase of air tickets. So far, more than 100 citizens have requested assistance in leaving the country.
In addition to their efforts in Israel, the Kazakh Embassies in Egypt and Jordan have been closely communicating with over 100 compatriots in the Gaza Strip. They are currently negotiating with local authorities for the possible departure of these individuals to Egypt through the Rafah checkpoint.
The situation in the Gaza Strip remains complex, and the Kazakh Foreign Ministry released a statement yesterday calling for a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Israel.
Fortunately, there have been no reports of any Kazakh citizens being killed or injured during the recent events.
The repatriation efforts by the Kazakh Embassy in Israel demonstrate the government’s commitment to ensuring the safe return of its citizens in times of crisis. The coordination and support provided by the embassy highlight the importance of diplomatic efforts in safeguarding the welfare of citizens abroad.
