Kazakhstan and India Reaffirm Commitment to Deepening Political Dialogue and Enhancing Consular Cooperation

New Delhi, 10 Febuary 2026 - H.E. Azamat Yeskarayev, Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Republic of India held a meeting with Dr. Bina George, Director General of Department of the Ministry of External Affairs of India.

The parties discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation and prospects for further strengthening inter-ministerial dialogue.

During the meeting, the Kazakh diplomat briefed the Indian side on the key political and institutional reforms being implemented in the country. Particular attention was given to constitutional changes aimed at strengthening the balance of powers, limiting presidential authority, enhancing the role of Parliament, expanding the mandate of local representative bodies, reinforcing judicial independence, and institutionalising mechanisms for the protection of human rights and freedoms. The introduction of the office of Vice-President was highlighted as an important step toward improving the stability and effectiveness of public governance.

It was emphasised that these reforms are designed to enhance transparency and accountability, strengthen the rule of law, and improve the wellbeing and protection of citizens. Their consistent implementation also contributes to strengthening the country’s international standing and expanding opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation with foreign partners, including India.

The sides also exchanged views on current consular matters, including the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens. The Indian side expressed interest in further developing practical cooperation and readiness to consider holding consular consultations.

The meeting was held in a constructive and friendly atmosphere and reaffirmed the mutual commitment to strengthening partnership and maintaining regular contacts across areas of shared interest.