In a display of their enduring diplomatic relationship, Kazakhstan and Chile successfully concluded their third round of political consultations on August 23 in Santiago. The event was marked by the presence of Kairat Umarov, Kazakhstan's First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Gloria de la Fuente, Chile's First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, who co-chaired the meeting.
Coinciding with the celebration of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations, the consultations provided an opportunity to further cement the strong bond between Kazakhstan and Chile. A range of bilateral issues was addressed during the meeting, signifying the commitment of both countries to mutual collaboration.
Among the central points of discussion were the facilitation of high-level visits and the enhancement of inter-parliamentary relations. These efforts are expected to foster a deeper understanding and cooperation between the governments and people of Kazakhstan and Chile.
Of notable significance was the acknowledgment of the Kazakhstan-Chile Friendship Society, established in the preceding year. This institution aims to foster cultural and academic exchanges, enriching the relationship between the nations and promoting a greater sense of cultural interconnectedness.
The ministers not only focused on bilateral matters but also engaged in dialogues on pressing global issues. The discussions highlighted the shared perspectives of Kazakhstan and Chile on various topics on the international agenda. Additionally, both countries emphasized their cooperative engagement within the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), underscoring their commitment to global economic and social development.
A key aspect of the consultations was the exploration of trade, economic, and investment opportunities. The ministers deliberated on strategies to attract foreign investors, along with government initiatives aimed at modernizing the economy while ensuring the protection of foreign investors' interests. Notably, there was a sense of optimism surrounding the investment plans of ME Elecmetal, a prominent Chilean company in the mining industry. The company's intention to execute an investment project in Kazakhstan was warmly received by both parties.
Furthermore, the ministers highlighted their involvement with the Pacific Alliance, an organization comprising founding member Chile, and the prospects for collaboration within this framework were discussed in detail.
As the third round of political consultations drew to a close, it was evident that Kazakhstan and Chile were committed to advancing their multifaceted partnership. By addressing various dimensions of collaboration, from diplomatic ties to economic ventures, the two nations are poised to build upon their strong foundation of mutual respect and cooperation.
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