Minister of National Economy of Kazakhstan participated in the XXI Doha Forum

The forum, titled "Building a Shared Future," was held in the areas of international relations and security, economic policy and development, cybersecurity, data privacy and artificial intelligence, and sustainable development.

Participants of the panel session "Energy Security and Economic Stability in Troubled Times" discussed the impact of countries' energy dependence on the development of their economies, exchanged views on the development of joint strategies to ensure reliable energy supplies in the context of geopolitical uncertainty in the world.

A. Kuantyrov shared Kazakhstan's experience in the areas of low-carbon development, decarbonization of the economy, increasing the use of renewable energy sources and adaptation to the challenges of climate change.

-Kazakhstan is the first country in Central Asia to adopt a Carbon Neutral Strategy until 2060. The document represents a strategic vision for diversification and technological modernization of the national economy. The ultimate goal is to achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2060. It is important to preserve our natural resources for future generations and use them wisely," -said the Minister.

In addition, the speakers exchanged views on the topics addressed at the COP 28 World Climate Summit in Dubai. Among other speakers during the forum were former Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, Vice President of the Center for China and Globalization Victor Gao, and a moderator - CNN correspondent Melissa Bell.

The Doha Forum is the leading global platform for dialog and has established itself as one of the world's most prominent events for discussing critical issues. This year's event was attended by delegations from over 117 countries, including heads of government, foreign ministries, ministers, representatives of international organizations and expert community, as well as politicians and businessmen.