Japanese Experts to Study Kazakhstan’s Reform Experience
Representatives of Japan’s Konosuke Matsushita Institute of Government and Management will visit Kazakhstan to study the reforms being carried out in the country. The visit was discussed during a meeting between Kazakhstan’s ambassador to Japan, Yerlan Baudarbek-Kozhatayev, and the institute’s director, Kenji Ozeki, Kazakhstan’s Foreign Ministry said.
"The visit will include meetings with representatives of Kazakhstan’s government agencies, businesses, academic community and civil society organizations," the ministry said.
The two sides also discussed prospects for expanding academic, intellectual and expert exchanges between Kazakhstan and Japan, including in public policy and international relations.
They highlighted the important role of such contacts in further strengthening the two countries’ enhanced strategic partnership. Particular attention was given to Kazakhstan’s initiatives as a "middle power" capable of providing a platform for dialogue and the search for mutually acceptable solutions to international issues.
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