BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 23. Kazakhstan and
the Central African Republic have established diplomatic relations,
Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
The agreement was reached on the first day of the High-Level
Week of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York,
where Kazakhstan’s Foreign Minister Mukhtar Tleuberdi held a series
of bilateral meetings and took part in multilateral events.
“An important outcome of the first day was the establishment of
diplomatic relations between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the
Central African Republic. The heads of the foreign ministries of
the two countries signed the relevant Joint Communiqué, confirming
their mutual interest in developing bilateral ties and cooperation
on international platforms,” the ministry said.
Tleuberdi also held talks with the foreign ministers of Hungary
Anita Orban, Moldova Mihai Popșoi, Poland Radosław Sikorski,
Slovenia Tanja Fajon, Ukraine Andrii Sybiha and El Salvador
Alexandra Hill Tinoco.
The meetings addressed current issues of bilateral cooperation,
prospects for expanding political dialogue and trade and economic
ties, as well as an exchange of views on key international and
regional issues.
Separate meetings were held with UN Trade and Development
Secretary-General and candidate for UN Secretary-General Rebeca
Grynspan and UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany.
The sides discussed strengthening multilateral cooperation,
improving the effectiveness of international institutions and
further cooperation between Kazakhstan and UN system
organizations.
As part of the multilateral program, Kazakhstan’s foreign
minister also participated in the ministerial meeting “Renewal and
Focus: The UN We Need 5 Years from Now,” dedicated to the prospects
for the development of the UN and its adaptation to current global
challenges.
