Honorary Consulate of Kazakhstan opened in the South Indian metropolitan – the city of Hyderabad
February 10, 2021, Hyderabad - Ambassador Yerlan Alimbayev took part in the opening ceremony of the Honorary Consulate of Kazakhstan in one of the largest cities of India – Hyderabad, which is headed by the well-known Indian businessman and philanthropist Mr. Mir Nasir Ali Khan.
In his speech at the solemn event, the Kazakh diplomat stressed the symbolism of expanding the circle of Kazakh friends in India in the year of the 30th Anniversary of Kazakhstan's Independence and on the eve of the 30th Anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Ambassador Yerlan Alimbayev noted that Mr. Mir Nasir Ali Khan provided a great support to the Embassy and citizens of Kazakhstan during the pandemic and expressed confidence that the opening of the Honorary Consulate will make a significant contribution to deepening of bilateral trade, economic and cultural ties between Kazakhstan and India.
On the same day, Ambassador Alimbayev opened the Hall of Kazakh Literature in one of the most prestigious libraries in Hyderabad at the «Nizam Club India» - oldest clubs founded in 1884, managed according to the Western model. Books and printed publications about Kazakhstan, culture and history of our country in English and Hindi are displayed in the Hall.
During the press conference held on this occasion, the Kazakh Ambassador informed the local audience with the main achievements of our country during the years of Independence, latest political reforms, as well as the huge role and contribution of the First President-Elbasy Nursultan Nazarbayev in the formation and strengthening of the Kazakh-Indian relations.