Kazakhstan and Germany Review 2026 Cooperation and Discuss Plans to Strengthen Bilateral Partnership

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    Kazakhstan and Germany held another round of political consultations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan.

    The Kazakh delegation was led by Deputy Foreign Minister Arman Issagaliyev, while the German delegation was headed by Ambassador Joachim Bertele, Deputy Director of the Asia-Pacific Department at the German Federal Foreign Office.

    The talks focused on bilateral relations and their future development, with particular attention to implementing the agreements reached during President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's official visit to Germany on 29-30 September 2026.

    Deputy Foreign Minister Issagaliyev briefed his German counterpart on Kazakhstan's domestic political reforms, welcomed the growing number of exchanges at the high level and put forward concrete proposals to deepen cooperation across various sectors and advance joint projects.

    Ambassador Bertele stressed the importance of maintaining constructive dialogue between Astana and Berlin, including in multilateral forums, and reaffirmed Germany's commitment to further expanding its mutually beneficial partnership with Kazakhstan.

    The discussions covered industrial cooperation and opportunities in critical raw materials, energy, transport and logistics, digitalisation and advanced technologies. The delegations also reviewed progress in implementing the Joint Roadmap for Industrial, Technological and Raw Materials Cooperation for 2026-2028.

    Education, science and cultural ties were also on the agenda, with particular attention to strengthening university partnerships and training skilled professionals. Both sides highlighted the important role of Kazakhstan's ethnic German community in fostering closer ties between the two countries.

    The delegations also discussed cooperation within the Central Asia-Germany format, relations with the European Union, engagement through the UN and OSCE, and current regional and international developments.

    At the conclusion, both sides reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining an active political dialogue and expanding mutually beneficial cooperation ahead of the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Kazakhstan and Germany in 2027.

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