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Reuters
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev announced during a press briefing with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico that Kazakhstan is prepared to export oil, gas, uranium, food, and other goods to Slovakia.
Tokayev emphasized the strong and growing partnership between the two countries, noting that Slovakia is a key and reliable partner in the European Union. He highlighted the expansion of political, economic, and cultural ties, and the operation of over 30 Slovak companies in Kazakhstan.
The leaders also discussed joint projects in areas such as:
- Energy
- Machinery and manufacturing
- Agriculture
- Digitalization
- Tourism
- Military-technical cooperation
Tokayev pointed to the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route as a vital opportunity to enhance trade and logistics between the nations.
He concluded by expressing confidence that a Kazakhstan–Slovakia Business Forum held during the visit would further stimulate bilateral cooperation. Prime Minister Fico has extended an invitation for Tokayev to visit Slovakia in the near future.
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