Armenia, Kazakhstan synchronize bilateral agenda

ArmInfo.   At a meeting in Yerevan, Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Armenia, Bolat Imanbayev, and Armenia's Deputy Foreign Minister, Mnatsakan Safaryan, summarized the results of bilateral cooperation over the past year, noting the steady positive dynamics and practical focus of Kazakh-Armenian  relations.

According to the press service of the Kazakh Embassy in Armenia, the  parties emphasized that regular political dialogue and consistent  implementation of the agreements reached have contributed to the  expansion of cooperation across a wide range of areas and elevated  the relationship to the level of strategic partnership.

The Kazakh Ambassador presented the key areas of constitutional  reform, noting their focus on modernizing the public administration  system and strengthening the resilience of state institutions. The  interlocutors focused on the practical aspects of bilateral  cooperation, including increasing mutual trade, stimulating  investment activity, expanding industrial and technological  cooperation, and implementing joint projects in the trade and  economic sphere. The parties reviewed the progress of implementing  the agreements reached following Armenian Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan's official visit to Kazakhstan. In this context, the  importance of resuming direct flights between the countries was  reaffirmed as an important element in enhancing business,  humanitarian, and tourism contacts.

The parties discussed a plan for joint activities this year and  reaffirmed their readiness to continue regular contacts and practical  work aimed at further strengthening and progressively developing  Kazakh-Armenian relations.