Four New Ambassadors Present Credentials to Kazakh President Tokayev

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan received the credentials of four new ambassadors during a ceremony at the Akorda presidential palace. The newly appointed diplomats represent Kuwait, Mongolia, Monaco, and El Salvador.

The ambassadors who presented their credentials are Adel Ahmed Sulaiman Al-Ghunaiman of the State of Kuwait, Gunaajavyn Batjargal of Mongolia, Mireille Martini of the Principality of Monaco, and Yuri Pavel Santacruz Perdomo of the Republic of El Salvador.

President Tokayev congratulated the envoys on the start of their official missions in Kazakhstan. He expressed confidence that they would contribute significantly to developing bilateral cooperation with their respective countries.

The President informed the diplomats about large-scale transformations underway in Kazakhstan. He highlighted the recent constitutional referendum held on March 15th, which adopted a new and progressive constitution. "We are building a Just Kazakhstan based on the principle of 'Law and Order.' We strive to become a state focused on developing knowledge, innovation, and artificial intelligence," Tokayev stated.

He noted that this year has been declared the Year of Artificial Intelligence in Kazakhstan, with every effort being made to achieve success in this crucial field.

Tokayev emphasized that Kazakhstan pursues a peaceful and balanced foreign policy aimed at strengthening constructive and mutually beneficial cooperation with all states. "I am confident that Kazakhstan offers the broadest opportunities for promoting your countries' interests," he told the ambassadors.

The President outlined an upcoming busy diplomatic schedule. He mentioned an expected visit by Mongolia's president next week. Following that, Astana will host a UN Regional Environmental Summit and a meeting of the Council of Heads of State for the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea.

"I am convinced you will closely follow events in our country and make a substantial contribution to strengthening mutual cooperation potential. We aim to develop an open market economy and welcome foreign investment inflows. Kazakhstan maintains close contacts with major international financial institutions and organizations,"

the Head of State remarked.

Concluding his address, President Tokayev wished success to all four ambassadors in their diplomatic work. He also asked them to convey his warm greetings to their nations' leaders.