The Kostanay region maintains positive dynamics of socio-economic development and is among the leading regions of the country. The instruction of the Head of State to ensure annual economic growth of at least 6% has been exceeded — the annual figure reached 8%.Over the past three years, the regional budget has increased by 1.5 times. The average salary has also grown by 1.5 times, and investments in fixed capital — by 1.6 times. During this period, the volume of attracted foreign investment reached 1.5 billion US dollars. By the end of 2025, the region's economic growth also exceeded the national average.Positive dynamics are noted in the employment sector: over 47 thousand people have been provided with jobs, and 26.4 thousand new jobs have been created. As a result, the number of families receiving targeted social assistance has decreased by 23.7%.The volume of industrial production amounted to 3.5 trillion tenge. Seven major investment projects with a total value of 322 billion tenge have been implemented in the region. The largest of them is the KIA automobile plant, where assembly of 13 models of the Korean brand has been established, creating 1500 jobs.In 2025, two more major projects were commissioned — a plant for manufacturing components for trucks and a linear production center. These projects have employed 650 people.Currently, the construction of the international transport and logistics complex "Tobyl" is underway in the regional center. The total investment volume is 64 billion tenge. Already, 6 billion tenge has been utilized, a loading and unloading platform with an area of 26 thousand square meters has been built, and 2.7 kilometers of railway tracks have been laid. The implementation of the project will increase cargo transportation volume by 20%.Investment projects are also being implemented in the agro-industrial complex. Seven modern industrial dairy farms have been opened in the region, with another 5 planned for commissioning this year. This will double milk production.Furthermore, the construction of the country's largest confectionery enterprise — the "Confectionery Capital" factory — is nearing completion. The new production facility will strengthen the region's food security and enhance its export potential.The implementation of large-scale projects in the Kostanay region contributes to economic diversification, the creation of new jobs, and an increase in the population's standard of living.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1159784?lang=kk

Berlin, February 11, 2026 – Federal President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier received the Foreign Ministers of the Central Asian countries as part of the “Central Asia – Germany” (C5+1) format meeting. The meeting was attended by Yermek Kosherbayev, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.During the discussion, the special importance of Central Asia as a region of stability, constructive dialogue, and growing international responsibility was emphasized. The Federal President highlighted Germany’s consistent attention to developing partnerships with Central Asian countries based on mutual respect, trust, and long-term engagement.The Foreign Ministers of the region highly appreciated the C5+1 format as an important political platform facilitating a systemic dialogue between Germany and the countries of the region. It was noted that this format allows regional issues to be considered comprehensively, taking into account the shared interests and priorities of the Central Asian countries.In his remarks, Minister Kosherbayev emphasized that Germany is a key European partner for Central Asia and an important supporter of the region’s sustainable development. He confirmed Kazakhstan’s readiness to actively contribute to giving the C5+1 format concrete practical content.He noted that this year Kazakhstan celebrates a landmark date – the 35th anniversary of independence. Over these years, the country has established itself as an independent state, steadily advancing modernization and large-scale reforms, which allowed it to enter the top 50 economies in the world. Today, Kazakhstan is embarking on a new stage of large-scale political modernization.“Kazakhstan consistently strengthens its role in the system of international relations. We welcome the steady development of long-standing and multifaceted cooperation with our key partner – Germany. At the same time, Kazakhstan has all the prerequisites to become a leading partner for your country in diversifying foreign economic ties, creating new points of economic growth, and promoting the green transition across all major economic sectors – energy, industry, mobility, and digitalization,” Minister Kosherbayev shared regarding the prospects for bilateral cooperation.The Kazakh Minister also highlighted the symbolic significance of February 11, marking 34 years since diplomatic relations between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Federal Republic of Germany were established.Noting that Berlin was the first European capital visited by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev after his election in December 2019, Minister Kosherbayev delivered a message from the Head of State to Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.During the meeting, the parties discussed cooperation prospects in priority areas, including the economy and investment, energy and natural resources, industry and technology, the development of transport and logistics infrastructure, climate and environmental issues, as well as the expansion of interpersonal contacts, education, and scientific exchange.Special attention was paid to regional stability and security, as well as the role of Central Asia as an important link between Europe and Asia. Participants emphasized the importance of dialogue and multilateral engagement in a complex geopolitical environment.Following the meeting, the parties confirmed their mutual interest in further strengthening the partnership between Germany and the Central Asian countries and expressed readiness to continue regular high-level dialogue within the framework of the “Central Asia – Germany” format.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1159716?lang=kk

Berlin, February 11, 2026 – As part of his visit to Berlin, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held talks with Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany Johann Wadephul.During the talks, the sides discussed the current state and prospects for the development of Kazakh-German relations, reaffirming their commitment to further deepening cooperation. Particular attention was paid to expanding political dialogue, enhancing cooperation in the economic sphere, as well as strengthening collaboration in the field of sustainable development.“Germany is a key partner of Kazakhstan not only in Europe, but also at the global level. At the same time, Kazakhstan is playing an increasingly active role in the system of international relations, promoting mutually beneficial diplomacy in the current geopolitical environment and acting as a reliable and responsible actor and a middle power, maintaining a balanced position on key regional and international issues. We stand ready to work with the German side on relevant issues of the multilateral agenda within the framework of the UN, the OSCE and other international organizations,” Minister Kosherbayev stated.Minister Wadephul emphasized that for Germany, Kazakhstan is an economically and politically important country and a key strategic partner in Central Asia.The interlocutors also exchanged views on current regional and international issues, reaffirming their interest in coordinating efforts at multilateral platforms.The ministers expressed their readiness to further strengthen political dialogue, maintain regular contacts and expand interagency cooperation.At the conclusion of the talks, the sides agreed to promote closer cooperation between Astana and Berlin in both bilateral and multilateral formats. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1159734?lang=kk

Berlin, February 11, 2026 – Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev, during his visit to the Federal Republic of Germany, held a meeting with Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katherina Reiche.The parties discussed the current state and prospects for the development of Kazakh-German cooperation, with a focus on industrial and technological collaboration, energy, logistics, digitalization and agriculture.“Kazakhstan attaches exceptional importance to the development of cooperation with Germany and regards it as a key strategic partner in the European Union. We are ready to actively expand economic cooperation with Germany both bilaterally and within the EU-Central Asia regional formats and are committed to translating agreed initiatives into concrete projects and tangible results,” Minister Kosherbayev noted.He emphasized that Kazakhstan has achieved significant socio-economic progress and, according to IMF data, has entered the world’s top 50 economies with a GDP of 300 billion US dollars, equivalent to 15,000 US dollars per capita, and has ranked among the top five countries in terms of average real GDP growth, which amounted to 3.6% over the period from 2000 to 2025.“Kazakhstan is a reliable partner for Germany in Central Asia. We are committed to further deepening our economic and energy cooperation based on sustainable development and innovation,” Minister Reiche stated.During the meeting, particular attention was paid to energy cooperation, including supplies of Kazakh oil to the refinery in Schwedt. Prospects for cooperation in the production and export of green hydrogen from Kazakhstan to Germany and EU countries were also considered.In the industrial and technological sphere, the parties discussed joint projects in mechanical engineering, the chemical industry and the mining and metallurgical sector, as well as the transfer of German technologies and best practices.The ministers reaffirmed the importance of developing logistics corridors, including the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, and expressed readiness to cooperate in the digitalization of transport and industrial processes.Following the meeting, readiness to further strengthen the strategic partnership was confirmed, and an agreement was reached to continue substantive dialogue on joint initiatives.In addition, Kazakh Foreign Minister met with representatives of major German companies and business associations, including Deutsche Bahn, Noble Elements, Lanxess, Rhenus Group and DIHK (German Chamber of Industry and Commerce).During the talks, the parties discussed the current state and prospects of Kazakh-German trade, economic and investment cooperation, as well as opportunities to expand collaboration in industry, chemicals, logistics, mechanical engineering, healthcare and vocational education.The Minister noted the strategic nature of relations between Astana and Berlin, emphasizing that Kazakhstan is interested in attracting high-tech investments, introducing advanced production solutions and deepening cooperation with German business.Particular attention was paid to localization of production, technology transfer, sustainable development and the green economy.Representatives of German companies and associations highly appreciated the reforms carried out in Kazakhstan to improve the investment climate and expressed readiness to expand their presence in the Kazakh market. Specific areas of potential cooperation were discussed, including the implementation of joint projects and the development of human capital.At the conclusion of the meetings, the parties reaffirmed their intention to continue constructive dialogue and intensify practical cooperation between Kazakhstan’s government bodies and the German business community. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1159755?lang=kk

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The event highlighted key standards of official conduct, including the principles of integrity, honesty, fairness, and openness. Requirements for professional communication with citizens and colleagues, adherence to business etiquette, and ensuring a customer-focused approach in government agencies were addressed separately.Participants were informed of mechanisms for preventing and resolving conflicts of interest, requirements for preventing the abuse of official position for personal gain, and standards for the preservation and rational use of state property.Particular attention was paid to systemic anti-corruption measures, including anti-corruption monitoring, corruption risk analysis, anti-corruption assessment of regulatory legal acts, and the functioning of financial control mechanisms.Additional emphasis was placed on maintaining work discipline, prohibiting gambling, prohibiting public appearances under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other intoxicants, as well as ensuring the secular nature of public service and preventing any form of discrimination.The seminar emphasized the importance of developing a sustainable anti-corruption culture, the personal responsibility of civil servants, and strict adherence to the Code of Ethics as the basis for public trust in government institutions.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159507?lang=kk

An agricultural fair is taking place in Astana, showcasing products from local farmers and agricultural producers from various regions of Kazakhstan, including the Abay, Pavlodar, Karaganda, and Akmola regions.Approximately 60 tons of groceries, 50 tons of vegetables, and 50 tons of meat products are on sale at the fair, along with fruits and vegetables, meat, flour, and dairy products, natural juices, preserves, jams, and other products at below-market prices.Potatoes are selling from 130 tenge/kg, onions 150 tenge/kg, and cabbage 170 tenge/kg. Meat products include beef priced at 3,300-3,500 tenge/kg, horse meat 3,000-3,300 tenge/kg, and lamb 3,500 tenge/kg.The fair takes place on weekends from 10:00 to 19:00 on the territory of the Keryen Joly shopping center at the address: Alash Highway, 35B.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159407?lang=kk

Today, a fair was held in the city of Kyzylorda, in the village of Tasboget, with the participation of JSC SPK Baikonur, agricultural producers, and entrepreneurs located in Kyzylorda.At the fair, which started at 9:00 AM, natural and high-quality products produced by the district's workers were available to city residents at prices 15-30% below market prices.Approximately 43 businesses and agricultural producers participated in the fair. Over 35 tons of products were delivered to the public at the fair, including over 15 tons from the stabilization fund. Specifically, more than 8 tons of rice, 15 tons of potatoes, 5 tons of carrots, 3 tons of onions, 2 tons of flour, 2 tons of cabbage, 0.5 tons of fish, 2 tons of meat, 3 tons of vegetables, and 0.4 tons of honey were sold at affordable prices.Rice sold at the fair cost 230 tenge/kg, flour 160 tenge/kg, beef 2,600 tenge/kg, potatoes 160 tenge/kg, carrots 135 tenge/kg, onions 126 tenge/kg, cabbage 130 tenge/kg, and fish 1,300 tenge/kg.Furthermore, sanitary requirements were met at the Fairgrounds, and comfortable conditions were created for residents.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159418?lang=kk

The fair in Ust-Kamenogorsk was held at the Altay wholesale distribution center.During the event, residents were presented with a wide selection of meat products, including beef, lamb, horse meat, and pork. The total volume sold was approximately 15 tons. The products were sold at market prices, averaging 3,300 to 3,800 tenge per kilogram.Residents were also offered a wide selection of dairy products, eggs, and honey.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159443?lang=kk

The city of Petropavlovsk regularly hosts weekly agricultural fairs attended by agricultural producers and processing plants in the region. The fairs are held every Saturday at three city markets: Altyn Arman, Kyzylzhar Akbastau, and Dariya.At the fairs, the public is offered a wide range of agricultural products—approximately 25 items, including beef, pork, lamb, poultry, dairy products, potatoes, vegetables, bee products, and products from processing plants.Recommended prices for key products have been established for the fairs. Horse meat, for example, sells for 2,800 tenge/kg. The average price for beef is 2,900 tenge/kg (loin: 3,200 tenge, spare ribs: 2,700 tenge, ribs: 2,800 tenge, shoulder: 3,000 tenge, and brisket: 2,800 tenge). The average price for pork is 1,900 tenge/kg (backbone - 2,000 tenge, back - 2,100 tenge, shoulder - 1,900 tenge, loin and ribs - 1,700 tenge). The average price for lamb is 2,500 tenge/kg (back - 2,900 tenge, ribs - 2,100 tenge).On February 7, 2026, the city of Petropavlovsk hosted the next agricultural fair, attended by agricultural producers from six districts of the region: Aiyrtau, Taiynshin, Shal Akyn, Akkayin, Kyzylzhar, and M. Zhumabayev districts.The following product range was on display at the fair: 4 beef carcasses, 1 pork carcass, 13 lamb carcasses, 378 kg of poultry, 2,052 kg of dairy products, 160 kg of honey, 437 kg of potatoes, 100 kg of carrots and beets, 55 kg of cabbage, 25 kg of onions, 90 kg of fish, and 4,010 eggs.A total of 4,847 kg of produce were sold at the fair, valued at 7.7 million tenge.Since the beginning of this year, 15 agricultural fairs have been held in Petropavlovsk markets. Total sales since the beginning of the year amounted to 36.3 million tenge.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159452?lang=kk

Since the beginning of the year, approximately 600 weekend agricultural fairs have been held across the country. Today, traditional agricultural fairs were held in all regions of Kazakhstan, featuring products from regional stabilization funds.For example, in the city of Aktau, the stabilization fund supplied 2 tons of potatoes, 1 ton each of carrots, onions, and cabbage, 1 ton of beef, 1,000 liters of vegetable oil, 500 kg of table salt, 1.5 tons of rice, and 700 kg of pasta, which were sold to the public.At the fair in the Atyrau region, the stabilization fund supplied 1.2 tons of vegetables, 1 ton of beef, 0.6 tons of dairy products, and 0.4 tons of poultry.Residents of the Ulytau region received 400 eggs, 1 ton of beef, 20 kg of pasta, 20 kg of buckwheat, and 50 kg of flour from the stabilization fund.Products from the stabilization fund of the Baikonur social-entrepreneurial corporation were sold at a fair in Kyzylorda. Prices were as follows: potatoes for 160 tenge, onions for 126 tenge, carrots for 135 tenge, cabbage for 130 tenge, rice for 230 tenge, flour for 140 tenge, and beef for 2,500 tenge per kilogram.In addition to products from the stabilization funds, about a thousand domestic producers and entrepreneurs participated in the fairs. A wide range of goods was offered to the public. For example, in the North Kazakhstan region, local entrepreneurs presented 25 types of products and sold 4,847 kg of goods worth a total of 7.7 million tenge. In Ust-Kamenogorsk, entrepreneurs offered 15 tons of products, primarily meat, honey, and dairy products.The agricultural fair in Astana was attended not only by local farmers but also by agricultural producers from the Abay, Pavlodar, Karaganda, and Akmola regions. There is high demand for beef in the capital. Meat products were sold at the following prices: beef 3,300-3,500 tenge per kg, horse meat 3,000-3,300 tenge per kg, and lamb 3,500 tenge per kg.Overall, approximately 60 tons of groceries, 50 tons of vegetables, and 50 tons of meat products were sold at the fairs. Fruits and vegetables, meat, flour, dairy products, natural juices, preserves, jams, and other goods were also offered to the public at below-market prices.In accordance with the Government's instructions, the practice of reserving stabilization fund products for fairs will continue in the country's regions next week.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159468?lang=kk

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At the event, entrepreneurs and farms from the region presented meat and dairy products totaling approximately 20 tons. Socially significant food products from the Ulytau region's stabilization fund were also sold. These included 400 eggs, 1 ton of meat, 20 kg of pasta, 20 kg of buckwheat, and 50 kg of flour.Over 70 entrepreneurs participated in the fair, offering a wide range of their products.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159202?lang=kk

An agricultural fair was held in Aktau at the Wholesale Market. Ninety-seven entrepreneurs participated in the event, offering a wide range of food products to residents. Two tons of potatoes were sold at the fair from the stabilization fund.The main prices for the products on display at the fair were: potatoes - 195-210 tenge/kg, carrots - 190 tenge/kg, onions - 150 tenge/kg, cabbage - 190 tenge/kg, buckwheat - 300 tenge/kg, rice - 350 tenge/kg, sugar - 425 tenge/kg, vegetable oil - 930 tenge/l, table salt - 110 tenge, eggs - 500-550 tenge (10 eggs), and beef - 3500-3700 tenge/kg.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1159204?lang=kk

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In an environment of openness and constant interaction between the state and society, issues of official ethics take on particular significance. The level of public trust in government agencies, the quality of services provided, and the overall image of the civil service directly depend on the behavior of civil servants.In the Republic of Kazakhstan, standards of official ethics are enshrined in the Ethical Code of Civil Servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan, approved by Decree No. 153 of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 29, 2015.Basic Principles of Official EthicsThe Ethical Code establishes that, when performing official duties, civil servants are obligated to:• observe the law, principles of fairness, and impartiality;• respect the rights and legitimate interests of citizens;• avoid actions that undermine trust in the civil service;• be polite, correct, and tactful when interacting with citizens.Off-duty Conduct and ReputationThe Ethical Code applies not only to off-duty activities. Civil servants must remember that their off-duty behavior, including social media activity, also impacts the reputation of the civil service.The Code stipulates that civil servants must:• refrain from actions that could provoke public condemnation;• prevent the dissemination of false information;• adhere to generally accepted standards of morality and business ethics.Responsibility for Violating Ethical StandardsViolating the requirements of the Code of Ethics may result in disciplinary action. The primary goal of the Ethics Commissioner is to prevent violations and foster a culture of conscientious and respectful behavior, not punitive measures.In conclusion, it should be noted that service ethics is not a formality, but an important tool for improving the quality of civil service. Polite treatment of citizens, adherence to business communication standards, and the personal responsibility of each civil servant contribute to strengthening public trust in the state and fostering a positive image of the civil service as a whole.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1158764?lang=kk

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Astana, February 9, 2026 – The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev received the Ambassador of the Republic of Türkiye Mustafa Kapucu.The parties discussed the current state and prospects for the development of Kazakhstan-Türkiye cooperation in the political, trade and economic, investment fields, as well as cultural and humanitarian spheres.Particular attention was paid to the implementation of the agreements reached, aimed at comprehensively strengthening the enhanced strategic partnership between the two countries, as well as to the preparation of upcoming visits at high and the highest levels.The parties also considered issues related to the organization of the 14th Meeting of the Kazakhstan-Türkiye Intergovernmental Economic Commission, noting the importance of strengthening practical cooperation and implementing joint projects in the trade and economic, investment, and transport and logistics sectors.Reaffirming the high level of friendly relations between Kazakhstan and Türkiye, the parties expressed their mutual interest in continuing close cooperation within the framework of the Organization of Turkic States.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1158114?lang=kk

On 6 February 2026, a briefing for national air carriers dedicated to the management of inadmissible passengers (INAD) through the use of Advance Passenger Information (API) and Passenger Name Record (PNR) data was held at the Aviation administration of Kazakhstan (AAK) under the chairmanship of the Civil Aviation Committee of the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The event was organized with the participation and initiative of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) — including its country offices in Kazakhstan and Türkiye, the Regional Office in Vienna, and others — as well as the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT), and with the participation of the Border Service of the National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The meeting was conducted in a hybrid format with simultaneous interpretation.Opening the briefing, Zhanibek Sharipbayev, Executive Director for Aviation Security of the AAK, emphasized the relevance of INAD-related issues and highlighted the importance of interagency cooperation and digital solutions in enhancing the efficiency of migration management and ensuring aviation security. Welcome remarks were also delivered by representatives of the Civil Aviation Committee of the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the International Organization for Migration (IOM).In his welcome address, Serhan Aktoprak, Head of the IOM Office in Kazakhstan, noted that IOM remains firmly committed to supporting the measures undertaken by the country to further strengthen its system for managing inadmissible passengers and to improve API/PNR mechanisms. He emphasized that progress in the aviation sector is only possible through consistent cooperation among government authorities, air carriers, and international partners.“Our goal is not to replace existing systems, but to work together with national authorities and airlines to identify challenges in a timely manner and jointly develop effective solutions that enhance border management while ensuring safer and more seamless travel for all,” the IOM representative stated during the briefing. During the briefing, IOM representatives shared international experience in managing INAD processes, including practices applied in Türkiye. Particular attention was paid to the humanitarian aspects of the treatment of inadmissible passengers, as well as to the role of air carriers in safeguarding their rights and ensuring dignified conditions during periods of waiting and repatriation.The United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) presented the global “CT Travel” initiative aimed at strengthening border security and preventing irregular movements, including terrorist travel, through the effective use of API/PNR data. Participants were presented with examples of successful programme implementation in a number of countries, and the importance of maintaining a balance between security objectives, data protection principles, and humanitarian considerations was underscored.Representatives of the Border Service of the National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan informed participants about the current status of the implementation of the API/PNR system, as well as the legal and operational aspects of its application. Together with IOM Kazakhstan, they presented the concept of the project “Strengthening Border Security through Passenger Data Processing in the Republic of Kazakhstan”, including its phases, expected outcomes, and alignment with international standards.A separate session was dedicated to discussions with airlines, during which participants exchanged views, asked questions, and expressed interest in further developing cooperation, including refining the project concept.Following the briefing, participants confirmed a shared understanding of the importance of further development and integration of API/PNR systems as a tool for reducing the number of INAD cases, optimizing airline costs, and enhancing the effectiveness of border and migration control. Concrete next steps were identified to continue interagency and international cooperation in this area, including the potential involvement of foreign air carriers.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/transport/press/news/details/1158051?lang=kk

Astana, February 9, 2026 – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev received Ambassador of the Republic of India Sailas Thangal.During the meeting, the sides reaffirmed their mutual commitment to further strengthening the strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and India, as well as their readiness for close cooperation, including within multilateral frameworks such as the UN, the SCO and CICA.The importance of further advancing the “Central Asia - India” Dialogue as a key platform for discussing priority issues of regional cooperation was underscored.Minister Kosherbayev emphasized the particular importance of developing cooperation between Kazakhstan and India as a key partner in South Asia, highlighting the priority of trade, economic and investment interaction, the development of transport and logistics links, as well as the expansion of cultural and humanitarian cooperation and tourism.In turn, Ambassador Thangal expressed his appreciation for the meeting and confirmed New Delhi’s interest in expanding multifaceted cooperation with Kazakhstan.Following the meeting, the interlocutors agreed to maintain contacts on current issues of bilateral and multilateral cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1157958?lang=kk