The Prospects of Kazakh-Luxembourg Cooperation was Discussed in the Parliament of Luxembourg
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A meeting was held between the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Roman Vassilenko, and the President of the Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg, Claude Wiseler, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports.
The parties discussed the current state and prospects of Kazakhstan-Luxembourg cooperation, as well as topical issues on the international and regional agenda. Interest in further development of political and interparliamentary dialogue was noted.
The Speaker of the Luxembourg Parliament welcomed the constitutional reforms in Kazakhstan and noted that Luxembourg’s parliamentary system has a number of institutional features that resonate with the reforms in Kazakhstan. In particular, the country has a unicameral parliament - the Chamber of Deputies. In addition, the State Council of Luxembourg (Conseil d’État) operates as the highest consultative body participating in the consideration of draft laws.
The interlocutors confirmed their mutual interest in further developing interparliamentary cooperation and strengthening political dialogue between Kazakhstan and Luxembourg.
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Mirziyoyev congratulates Tokayev on success of constitutional referendum
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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Monday spoke on the phone with his Uzbek counterpart President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, Qazinform News Agency reports via Akorda.
During the talk, Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the success of the referendum on the new draft Constitution.
The Uzbek president highlighted that the referendum results reveal the trust of the people in the large-scale reforms led by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
In turn, the Kazakh leader thanked Mirziyoyev for the support and deployment of observers, including within international organizations.
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Constitutional Reforms in Kazakhstan Discussed in New Delhi
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A roundtable titled "Constitutional Reform and Democratic Transformation in Kazakhstan: Implications for Governance and Kazakhstan-India Relations" was held at one of India’s leading universities Jawaharlal Nehru University. The event was initiated by the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in India and jointly organized with university, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports.
During the event, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to India Azamat Yeskarayev delivered remarks outlining the political and institutional reforms currently underway in Kazakhstan aimed at modernizing the political system, strengthening democratic institutions and reinforcing the rule of law. He highlighted the importance of the nationwide referendum on constitutional amendments scheduled for March 15.
Ambassador A. Yeskarayev also noted the importance of cooperation in the field of education between Kazakhstan and India and the further development of academic ties.
Prof. Sharad Soni, Dean of the School of International Studies, and Prof. Preeti D. Das, Chairperson of the Centre for Russian and Central Asian Studies underlined the importance of academic dialogue in strengthening mutual understanding and cooperation between the two countries.
Former Ambassador of India to Kazakhstan Asoke Mukerji reflected on the historical evolution of Kazakhstan’s constitutional development and described the country as a proactive global player that prioritizes national identity, territorial integrity and socio-economic growth. He also highlighted Kazakhstan’s role in international initiatives such as the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia and the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions, as well as its chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation.
Professor Nalin Kumar Mohapatra noted that Kazakhstan pursues rational and pragmatic politics, maintaining political stability and ensuring a wise and gradual political transition, which creates a strong basis for the further development of Kazakhstan-India relations.
Professor Sanjay Kumar Pandey highlighted that Kazakhstan, as the world’s largest landlocked country, has made significant achievements in building democratic governance, advancing scientific development and successfully transitioning to a market economy while remaining an active member of numerous international organizations.
Indrani Talukdar, Fellow at Chintan Research Foundation, noted that the constitutional amendments in Kazakhstan aim to further strengthen political stability. She also pointed to promising areas for Kazakhstan-India cooperation including artificial intelligence, water security, technological collaboration and renewable energy.
Foreign Affairs Editor of the Economic Times Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury emphasized opportunities for bilateral cooperation in the digital economy, crypto technologies, critical minerals, uranium supply and defence cooperation. He also noted that more than 100 ethnic groups live peacefully in Kazakhstan and that visa-free travel is available for Indian citizens visiting the country.
The roundtable brought together representatives of academic and expert communities, research institutions, media representatives, and university students.
Participants exchanged views on Kazakhstan’s reforms and discussed prospects for further strengthening Kazakhstan-India cooperation.
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