The Czech Foreign Minister, Jan Lipavsky, met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, Murat Nurtleu, and the President of this country, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. This was announced today, October 21, by the head of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
According to Lipavsky, at the meeting, in addition to economic projects, sanctions against Russia and the protection of the international order were discussed. After meeting with his colleague, Lipavsky held negotiations with the president. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. He thanked the Kazakh leader for the opportunity to meet and conveyed the invitation of the President of the Czech Republic. Peter Paul Visit Prague on an official visit. The head of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs also stressed that growing economic contacts are the basis of cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic. Among the priority areas of joint work, Lipavsky named the areas of industry, green transition and energy.
In turn, the Kazakh leader highlighted the fruitful and long-term nature of cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic, “based on friendship and mutual respect.” He also expressed confidence that the minister’s visit will give additional impetus to strengthening multifaceted cooperation between the countries. According to him, Kazakhstan is committed to close cooperation with the Czech Republic, which it considers one of the important partners of the European Union. Furthermore, he drew attention to the existing potential for further development of trade and investment ties and expressed our country’s readiness to continue providing support to Czech investors.
Recall that the head of the Czech Foreign Ministry arrived in Kazakhstan on October 20. On the 22nd the Czech minister plans to visit Uzbekistan. During the visit he will discuss mutual cooperation between the countries in the energy sector, defense industry and aviation and will also give a lecture in Tashkent.
