Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Georgia Talgat Aduov met with Ambassador of the Republic of Türkiye to Georgia Türker Arı.
Mustafa Türker Arı congratulated the newly appointed Ambassador of Kazakhstan and wished him success in carrying out his important diplomatic mission.
The meeting highlighted the historical and cultural ties connecting Kazakhstan and Türkiye, as well as the strong friendship between their brotherly peoples. The ambassadors emphasised the importance of further deepening the partnership built on this foundation.
The diplomats shared their experience in developing relations with the host country and exchanged views on expanding mutually beneficial ties with Georgia.
At the close of the meeting, the parties expressed their readiness to continue constructive dialogue between the embassies and strengthen cooperation.
In Tbilisi, Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Georgia Talgat Aduov met with Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Georgia Faig Guliyev.
Faig Guliyev congratulated his Kazakh counterpart on assuming his duties and wished him success in his new role.
The diplomats highlighted the importance of relations between Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, founded on traditional friendship and mutual trust, and exchanged views on further strengthening the bilateral partnership.
The parties also discussed their respective countries’ ties with Georgia and explored opportunities to develop cooperation in areas of common interest.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the ambassadors agreed to maintain regular working contacts and continue exchanging views on issues of mutual interest.
In Tbilisi, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Georgia Talgat Aduov met with Michael Lewis, Associate Professor at Nazarbayev University’s School of Computing and Artificial Intelligence, and Aisulu Tuktubayeva, General Manager of the Student Recruitment Management Department.
The meeting focused on prospects for developing cooperation between Kazakhstan and Georgia in education, arranging exchanges under the Student Mobility Program and implementing future joint projects.
The parties highlighted the importance of establishing ties between Nazarbayev University and higher education institutions in Georgia. Attention was given to expanding academic mobility and creating favourable conditions for sharing knowledge and experience.
The participants also exchanged views on showcasing the university’s educational opportunities in Georgia and encouraging young people to pursue higher education in Kazakhstan.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the participants expressed their readiness to maintain working contacts to further develop the initiatives discussed and strengthen partnerships in education.
On 16 October in Tbilisi, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Georgia, Talgat Aduov, met with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, Alexander Khvtisiashvili, to discuss the further development of bilateral cooperation.
The Deputy Foreign Minister congratulated Talgat Aduov on his appointment and wished him success in strengthening Kazakhstan–Georgia ties.
During the meeting, the two sides discussed upcoming joint events and preparations for them. They emphasised the importance of regular dialogue and close coordination in translating the strategic partnership into practical cooperation.
Particular attention was paid to transport and transit cooperation, including the development of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route — the Middle Corridor. The interlocutors explored prospects for using the transit potential of Kazakhstan and Georgia to enhance regional connectivity and strengthen trade and economic ties.
The two sides reaffirmed their interest in further deepening mutually beneficial cooperation and maintaining the high level of trust that underpins the traditionally friendly relations between the two countries.
On 16 October in Tbilisi, the newly appointed Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Georgia, Talgat Aduov, presented copies of his credentials to Zurab Darchiashvili, Director of the Diplomatic Protocol Directorate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, and assumed his duties.
During the meeting, the two sides exchanged views on current issues in Kazakhstan–Georgia relations and discussed upcoming events. Particular attention was paid to the organisational and protocol aspects of preparations, as well as to maintaining close coordination between the Embassy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.
The interlocutors reaffirmed their mutual commitment to strengthening the traditionally friendly ties between Kazakhstan and Georgia, deepening the strategic partnership and expanding mutually beneficial cooperation in the political, trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian spheres.
Air Astana is introducing new travel opportunities to Japan, Malaysia and Thailand, offering passengers from Georgia greater choice of destinations across Asia with convenient connections via Kazakhstan.
From 30 November 2026, Air Astana will launch twice-weekly direct flights between Almaty and Tokyo (Japan). Twice-weekly flights between Astana and Bangkok (Thailand) will commence on 11 December, followed by seasonal flights between Almaty and Langkawi (Malaysia), operating three times a week from 25 December.
Direct flights to Tokyo will provide convenient travel options for both leisure and business travelers visiting Japan. All-inclusive return fares from Tbilisi to Tokyo start from 2516 GEL in economy class and 9369 GEL in business class. The new flights from Astana to Bangkok will complement the existing service between Almaty and the Thai capital. Langkawi is a popular Malaysian island resort known for its beautiful beaches, tropical rainforests and scenic landscapes, and is expected to be a popular destination this winter. All-inclusive return fares from Tbilisi to Langkawi start from 2645 GEL in economy class and 7397 GEL in business class.
Since the beginning of the year, the Air Astana Group has launched 22 new routes. With its extensive route network, Air Astana offers passengers travelling from Tbilisi a wider choice of destinations across Asia for both leisure and business travel, including during the winter season.
Air Astana has received numerous international awards in recognition of its service quality. Most recently, at the World Airline Awards in September 2026, the airline was named Best Airline in Central Asia and the CIS by Skytrax for the 15th consecutive year and received the award for Best Airline Staff Service in Central Asia and the CIS for the tenth time.
Interested parties may view the vehicle at the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Georgia during business hours until October 1, 2026, by appointment only. Requests for appointments to see the vehicle and any other questions may be directed to the Embassy of Kazakhstan by calling +995577221465.
On September 2-3, the Turkistan Music and Drama Theatre held guest performances at the Ilia Chavchavadze Batumi State Drama Theatre, presenting the plastic theatre production “Abai. Qara Soz” to the Georgian audience.
Based on the philosophical and literary legacy of the great Kazakh poet and thinker Abai Kunanbaiuly, the production explores his reflections on morality, knowledge, spiritual development, and universal human values.
Through movement, music and expressive stage imagery, the creators of the performance presented Abai’s philosophical ideas in a contemporary artistic form. The production attracted considerable interest among residents and visitors of Batumi and received a warm response from the Georgian audience.
As part of the tour, an exhibition showcasing Kazakhstan’s cultural heritage was also organized. The exhibition featured traditional Kazakh clothing and national jewellery, household items and tableware, folk musical instruments, as well as works by Kazakhstani artists. The exhibition offered visitors an opportunity to gain a deeper insight into the distinctive culture, traditions and art of the Kazakh people.
The event was attended by representatives of local authorities, Georgia’s cultural and public circles, members of the Kazakh diaspora, as well as residents and visitors of Adjara.
The tour became another significant event in the cultural and humanitarian cooperation between Kazakhstan and Georgia. Such projects contribute to promoting Kazakh culture abroad, expanding direct contacts between cultural institutions of the two countries, and strengthening the traditional bonds of friendship between the Kazakh and Georgian peoples.
The tour was organized with the support of the Akimat of the Turkistan Region, the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Georgia, the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Batumi, and Art Fest Group.
Kazakhstan and Georgia continue to consistently develop cooperation in the fields of culture and the arts. Guest performances by Kazakhstani creative groups and the implementation of joint cultural projects constitute an important part of further strengthening cultural and humanitarian ties between the two countries.
On 10 August 2026, on the occasion of Abai Day, traditional readings of the works of the great Kazakh poet, thinker and educator Abai Kunanbaiuly were held at his monument in Tbilisi.
The event was attended by staff members of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Georgia, as well as Kazakhstanis residing in the country. Participants recited Abai’s poems and excerpts from his *Words of Edification*, devoted to knowledge, labour, morality, national unity and the spiritual development of the individual.
During the gathering, the special place of Abai Kunanbaiuly in the history and culture of Kazakhstan was highlighted. His literary and philosophical legacy has become an integral part of the country’s national consciousness, while his ideas on enlightenment, justice, responsibility and the pursuit of knowledge remain relevant today.
Particular attention was paid to the importance of Abai’s works in educating the younger generation. The thinker’s legacy encourages continuous self-development, honest work, respect for others and the preservation of spiritual values.
The traditional Abai Readings in Tbilisi contribute to promoting Kazakh literature and culture abroad, maintaining the connection of compatriots with their historical homeland, as well as strengthening cultural and humanitarian ties between Kazakhstan and Georgia.
Recently Air Astana celebrated its 15th anniversary of direct flights between Kazakhstan and Georgia with an event in Tbilisi attended by leading Georgian media representatives.
Serik Rys-Uly, Director Passenger and Cargo Sales, and Karlygash Omurbayeva, Regional General Manager Caucasus, highlighted the steady growth of air connectivity between the two countries. What began with three weekly flights between Almaty and Tbilisi in 2011 has developed into one of the most extensive air networks between Central Asia and the Caucasus, with the Air Astana Group operating up to 44 weekly flights between Kazakhstan and Georgia during the 2026 summer season.
Over the past 15 years, Air Astana Group has carried more than 1,5 million passengers between Kazakhstan and Georgia, steadily expanding its network and frequencies in line with growing demand. In 2025, the Air Astana Group reached a new milestone, carrying more than 270,000 passengers between the two countries, a record figure and a 17% increase compared to the previous year. The Group connects Almaty, Astana, Aktau and Atyrau with Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi, while also offering convenient onward connections through its hubs in Almaty and Astana to destinations across Kazakhstan, Central Asia, China, India and beyond.
As travel demand between Georgia and Kazakhstan continues to grow, Air Astana remains committed to expanding opportunities for tourism, business and cultural exchange between the two countries. With an extensive regional network, award-winning service and convenient connections, the Air Astana Group is well positioned to serve as a gateway for Georgian travellers exploring Kazakhstan and destinations beyond.