Brno, 13 July 2026 - Consular services, inter-university cooperation, employment opportunities, and participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections were the main topics of a meeting between the leadership and staff of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Czech Republic and Kazakh students studying at higher education institutions in the South Moravian Region.
Addressing the participants, Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Czech Republic Kairat Abdrakhmanov noted that Kazakh students pursuing higher education abroad have consistently demonstrated patriotism, strong academic performance and a high level of commitment to their studies. He also expressed his appreciation for their active involvement in charitable initiatives, musical performances and other cultural events held across the Czech Republic.
During the lively discussion, the students explored opportunities to apply in Kazakhstan the knowledge and skills they are acquiring in biotechnology, automotive engineering, project management, regional development, environmental protection, economics and the humanities. They also put forward a number of practical proposals aimed at strengthening mutually beneficial partnerships between higher education institutions in Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic, expanding academic mobility programmes and promoting internship opportunities.
A separate part of the discussion focused on the upcoming elections to the Kurultai, as well as on the role of the unicameral Parliament and the Halyq Kenesi (People’s Council) as new platforms for public dialogue that bring together representatives of diverse social groups and facilitate discussions on key issues related to the country's development. The students were briefed on the main directions of Kazakhstan's socio-political development, the key provisions of the new Constitution, and the reforms initiated by President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev aimed at strengthening the rule of law, safeguarding the rights of citizens, and enhancing the effectiveness of state institutions and public bodies.
The meeting in Brno once again highlighted the important contribution of students and young people, as well as the broader education and research community, to strengthening humanitarian ties between Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic.
