Kazakhstan is entering a new stage of reforms aimed at strengthening state institutions, fostering public dialogue, and improving the efficiency of public administration. The European Union welcomes these changes and is interested in further developing cooperation with Kazakhstan. This was stated by EU Ambassador to Kazakhstan Aleška Simkić. For European businesses, clear rules and stable government operations are important. Economic ties between Kazakhstan and the EU are also growing. Last year, bilateral trade exceeded $45 billion. Over the past 20 years, European companies have invested more than $200 billion in Kazakhstan’s economy. Today, Kazakhstan and EU countries are implementing joint projects in energy, transport, digital technologies, and the production of critical resources.
«We have to see how the function of Vice President, who has been appointed in September, how this is going to function in the whole context with the Prime Minister, with the government. New appointments are happening. So, we are watching the process of the constitutional changes, just as you are. We have to see how Kurultai is going to work. We hope and we trust that Kazakhstan will follow its democratic path,» Simkić said.
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