Euronews launched broadcasting in Kazakh

The meeting focused on prospects for expanding cooperation with one of the world's leading television networks. The President of Kazakhstan noted that Euronews holds a unique position among global media corporations due to its reputation for impartial reporting and providing reliable information to a broad audience.

He also emphasized that since the opening of its regional office in Astana in 2024, Euronews has become more active in covering the political, economic, and cultural life of Kazakhstan and Central Asia.

"Kassym-Jomart Tokayev welcomed the launch of Euronews broadcasting in the Kazakh language, calling it a clear testament to mutually beneficial cooperation. According to Pedro Vargas David, Kazakh will become the first Central Asian language in the media network's lineup. The head of Euronews congratulated the people of Kazakhstan on the adoption of the new Constitution, noting that the principles and values enshrined in the Basic Law demonstrate the leadership's commitment to building a stronger and more progressive state," the Akorda press service reports.

The interlocutors exchanged views on the results of the President of Kazakhstan's recent official visit to Brussels.

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"As Pedro Vargas David emphasized, the European audience responded positively to Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's article on the prospects of Astana's enhanced strategic partnership with the European Union, published on Euronews on the eve of the visit. It was noted that, according to European experts, relations between the EU and Kazakhstan are on an upward trajectory, taking on an unprecedented character of long-term, fruitful cooperation," the Akorda statement says.

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During the conversation, the parties reviewed the implementation of joint initiatives aimed at integrating the region into the global information space and showcasing Kazakhstan's achievements more broadly to the international community.

Notably, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's visit to Brussels this June was one of the most prominent foreign policy events of recent months. Meetings with EU leadership covered visa regimes, multi-billion euro investments, aviation, critical minerals, logistics, and Kazakhstan's role as a bridge between Europe and Asia.