Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia to boost multilateral cooperation

Kazakhstan and Saudi Arabia are set to enhance their multilateral cooperation.

Arman Issagaliyev, Kazakhstan's Deputy Foreign Minister, engaged in discussions with Abdulrahman Al-Rassi, Saudi Arabia's Deputy Foreign Minister for International Multilateral Affairs. Their talks centered on advancing bilateral ties and fostering collaboration within international bodies.

Kazakhstan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the meeting addressed the current status of Kazakhstan-Saudi Arabia relations, with both officials assessing the progress of their bilateral cooperation, which is founded on a mutual partnership.

A significant aspect of their conversation involved coordinating efforts between Kazakhstan and Saudi Arabia within various international and regional organizations. The two sides exchanged perspectives on bolstering cooperation in multilateral settings, which includes aligning their stances and offering reciprocal support for initiatives each country proposes on international stages.

Furthermore, the officials reviewed the upcoming schedule of bilateral engagements at both high and the highest political echelons. The ministry indicated that the discussions underscored the necessity of ensuring that these future meetings yield tangible results and lead to the execution of agreed-upon initiatives.

Following the meeting, both nations committed to sustaining an active dialogue between their respective foreign ministries to uphold their ongoing bilateral and multilateral cooperation.