Kazakh Ambassador visits Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland

Gdansk, November 6-7, 2026– Kazakh Ambassador to Poland Nurlan Zhalgasbayev made a working trip to Gdansk (Pomeranian Voivodeship).

During the visit, the head of the Kazakh diplomatic mission met with the First Vice Governor of Pomerania Emil Rojek. During the conversation, the parties discussed topical issues of Kazakh-Polish cooperation, prospects for expanding interregional cooperation, as well as opportunities to enhance trade, economic, investment, cultural and humanitarian ties between Kazakhstan and the Pomeranian Voivodeship.

Along with this, Ambassador Zhalgasbayev took part in a business conference dedicated to the 35th anniversary of independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which was attended by representatives of business circles, regional organizations and interested Polish partners. The event was organized by the Honorary Consulate of Kazakhstan in the Pomeranian Voivodeship in cooperation with the Gdansk Business Club.

Addressing the participants of the event, the Kazakh diplomat spoke about the main directions of the socio-economic development of the country, the ongoing reforms and plans outlined in the State of the Nation Addressto the People of Kazakhstanbythe President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 28, 2026.

Information was also provided on investment opportunities and the business climate in Kazakhstan, including measures of state support for foreign investors and promising areas of Kazakh-Polish cooperation in such areas as transport and logistics, industry, agriculture, energy and pharmaceuticals. Kazakhstan's interest in further expanding the presence of Polish businesses in the Kazakh market, as well as in developing a mutually beneficial investment partnership, was emphasized.

During the business meeting, the sides exchanged views on strengthening business ties and identifying new areas of practical cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Pomeranian region.

An important part of the visit was a meeting with Professor Rafał Wnuk, Director of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk. The interlocutors stressed the importance of preserving historical memory, objectively studying the events of World War II, strengthening international humanitarian dialogue and facilitating the search for people who disappeared during the war.