Warsaw, 12 October 2026 – A working meeting was held at the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Warsaw between the Ambassador of Kazakhstan, Nurlan Zhalgasbayev, and Roman Ignasiak, Chairman of the Management Board of the Polish company Mielec Aviation Company (MZL).
During the meeting, the parties discussed prospects for expanding Kazakhstan–Poland investment cooperation in the aviation sector, attracting advanced technologies, and implementing joint projects.
Particular attention was paid to opportunities for drawing on Polish expertise in specialized aviation, including the use of aircraft in agriculture and forestry, wildfire prevention and suppression, aircraft maintenance, and the training of aviation specialists.
N.Zhalgasbayev emphasized Kazakhstan's interest in developing partnerships with Polish companies possessing advanced technologies and international experience. The importance of strengthening direct business ties, developing industrial cooperation, and exploring opportunities for localizing aviation technologies in Kazakhstan was also highlighted.
The parties also discussed prospects for cooperation with relevant Kazakhstani organizations, the introduction of modern technical solutions, and the implementation of joint investment initiatives.
At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides expressed mutual interest in further developing cooperation and pursuing practical steps to advance promising projects in the aviation sector.
Warsaw. 7 October, 2025 - Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Republic of Poland Nurlan Zhalgasbayev met with Radostaw Gruk, Adviser to the President of the Republic of Poland on International Affairs.
During the meeting, the sides discussed the current state of Kazakhstan–Poland relations, prospects for their further development, as well as the Embassy’s plans to deepen cooperation in priority areas.
The Head of the Kazakh diplomatic mission briefed the Polish side on the main outcomes of the constitutional reforms carried out in Kazakhstan and key aspects of the country’s socio-economic development. Particular attention was paid to Kazakhstan’s international initiatives and Astana’s approaches to addressing current issues on the international agenda.
For his part, the representative of the Office of the President of Poland noted the positive nature of Kazakhstan–Poland ties and underscored Warsaw’s interest in their further deepening and expanding practical cooperation.
Following the meeting, the sides agreed to maintain regular contacts and continue a substantive dialogue on key issues of bilateral relations.
September 30, 2026, Żarska Wieś, Poland – The Embassy of Kazakhstan presented the investment and business opportunities of the Republic of Kazakhstan at the 2nd Polish-German Business Meeting.
The event brought together about 80 business representatives and organizations from Poland, Germany and other countries working in the fields of logistics, heavy and defense industries, high technologies and artificial intelligence.
The participants of the meeting were presented with a presentation on the investment and business climate of Kazakhstan, the main directions of the country's economic development, as well as prospects for international business cooperation.
The role of Kazakhstan as one of the key economic and logistics centers of Central Asia, the possibility of Polish and German companies entering the Kazakh market, as well as using the country as a platform for further expansion of activities in the region were considered separately.
The business meeting was organized by the Economic Council (Wirtschaftsrat der CDU e.V.) and the Polish-Asian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Izba Przemysłowo-Handlowa Polska-Azja).
Warsaw, 23 September 2026 – As part of the events marking the 35th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the 90th Anniversary of the Deportation of Poles to Kazakhstan, a round table dedicated to the historical ties between Kazakhstan and Poland, the preservation of shared historical memory, and the prospects for further development of bilateral cooperation was held at the Parliament of the Republic of Poland.
The event was the result of joint efforts by the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Warsaw and Mr. Kazimierz Klejna, Chairman of the Poland–Central Asia Parliamentary Group of the Senate of the Republic of Poland, aimed at strengthening the Kazakhstan–Poland dialogue and preserving their shared historical heritage.
The discussion brought together representatives of the Senate of the Republic of Poland, academic and expert communities, public organizations, as well as members of the Polish diaspora who had lived in Kazakhstan.
Opening the meeting, Mr. Klejna highlighted the special place of Kazakhstan in the historical memory of the Polish people and emphasized the significance of the support extended by the Kazakh people to Poles who found themselves in Kazakhstan as a result of deportations during the Soviet period.
During the round table, the Kazakh side underscored the steady development of Kazakhstan–Poland relations, the intensification of political dialogue and interparliamentary contacts, the expansion of trade and economic cooperation, and the strengthening of cultural and humanitarian ties. Particular attention was given to the key directions of Kazakhstan’s political modernization in recent years, including constitutional reforms and the establishment of new socio-political institutions.
The participants also discussed initiatives aimed at further advancing humanitarian cooperation between Kazakhstan and Poland, including the expansion of cultural and educational exchanges, the commemoration of Abai Kunanbayev in Warsaw, and the establishment of a Polish Institute in Kazakhstan.
The participants of the round table reaffirmed their mutual interest in further strengthening the Kazakhstan–Poland partnership, enhancing interparliamentary cooperation, and implementing joint projects in the cultural and humanitarian spheres.
Warsaw, September 22, 2026 - The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Poland held a roundtable discussion entitled «Kazakhstan’s Initiative: Establishment of an International Water Organization within the UN System». The event was attended by Polish experts from government institutions, the Chamber of commerce and industry, higher education institutions, as well as representatives of the diplomatic corps.
During the meeting, participants were briefed on the international situation in the field of water resources, the key challenges currently facing the sector, and Kazakhstan’s vision for addressing them. Particular attention was paid to the initiative of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, aimed at establishing a more coherent and effective system of global water resources governance within the framework of the United Nations.
The Polish participants expressed considerable interest in the initiative and highlighted the importance of further discussing its practical aspects. Particular attention was given to the proposed structure of the International Water Organization, as well as issues related to its financing, mandate and functions. The need for international cooperation, adequate financing and investment in the water sector, as well as the consideration of successful experiences of individual countries, was also emphasized. The discussion highlighted the close interconnection between water-related issues and energy, digitalization, climate change and sustainable development.
Following the meeting, participants noted the scale and timeliness of the initiative to establish a more effective international platform for global water resources governance and expressed their readiness to continue discussions within the UN framework and other international platforms. The Kazakh side reaffirmed its openness to further dialogue and exchange of views with international partners with a view to refining the initiative and developing practical approaches to strengthening global cooperation in the field of water resources.
We, the Foreign Ministers of the States Parties to the Treaty on a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Central Asia (hereinafter referred to as the “CANWFZ Treaty”), on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the signing of the CANWFZ Treaty in Semipalatinsk reaffirming our commitment to humanity’s common goal of achieving a world free of nuclear weapons, and recognizing the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use or testing of nuclear weapons,
emphasizing that the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones is one of the most powerful universal tools for preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons and strengthening the global disarmament process, noting the importance of the Treaty between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Friendship, Good-Neighborliness, and Cooperation for Development of Central Asia in the 21st Century in strengthening peace and security in the region, recalling that the idea of establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Central Asia was first proposed by the Republic of Uzbekistan in September 1993 at the 48th session of the UN General Assembly, convinced that the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Central Asia represents a successful example of the consolidation of efforts by the countries of the region, and emphasizing that this was an important step toward strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime and the process of nuclear disarmament, regional and international peace and security, as well as the development of cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and the environmental rehabilitation of areas affected by radioactive contamination, welcoming the thirty-fifth anniversary of the closure of the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site and the thirtieth anniversary of the opening for signature of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, and paying tribute to the memory of the numerous victims of nuclear explosions and their consequences in all regions of the world, we hereby declare the following:
We emphasize the important role of raising awareness on disarmament and non-proliferation in fostering a culture of peace, trust and responsibility, and note the particular importance of involving the youth in discussions on disarmament and international security. We support the continued promotion of the International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Awareness, initiated by the Kyrgyz Republic and symbolically observed annually on 5 March – the date the NPT entered into force – as well as related regional educational initiatives.
In this regard, we note the relevance of the recommendations contained in the UN Study on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Education, as well as the UN Secretary-General’s Agenda for Disarmament, “Securing Our Common Future: An Agenda for Disarmament.”
Warsaw, 17 July 2026 – A meeting between a delegation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the leadership of the Polish Olympic Committee, headed by its President Radosław Piesiewicz, was held at the Committee's headquarters in Warsaw.
The Kazakh delegation comprised senior representatives of government bodies, sports institutions and organizations, as well as representatives of the Kazakh National University of Sport. A representative of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Republic of Poland also participated in the meeting.
During the meeting, the Polish side presented its experience in the operation of the national sports system, the organization of the Olympic movement, cooperation with sports federations, the preparation of national teams, and the development of international sports cooperation.
The parties also exchanged views on the prospects for further strengthening Kazakhstan–Poland cooperation in the fields of sport and education. Particular attention was given to opportunities for implementing joint educational programmes, sharing expertise in sports management, developing professional training, and enhancing sports infrastructure.
The visit was organized by WSG University in cooperation with the Kazakh National University of Sport, with the support of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The meeting marked an important step in strengthening Kazakhstan–Poland cooperation in the field of sport and reaffirmed the mutual commitment of both sides to expanding their partnership and implementing joint initiatives.
Warsaw, 24 June 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Poland Nurlan Zhalgasbayev met with Senator of the Republic of Poland Kazimierz Kleina, a member of the Kazakhstan–Poland Parliamentary Cooperation Group, at the Senate of the Republic of Poland.
During the meeting, the parties discussed the current state and prospects for the further development of interparliamentary cooperation between Kazakhstan and Poland, and reviewed the outcomes of the official visit to Kazakhstan by the Marshal of the Senate of the Republic of Poland, Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska, which took place on 18–20 June this year.
The Polish Senator was informed about the key directions of Kazakhstan’s political modernization, including preparations for the forthcoming elections to the Kurultai, as well as the ongoing implementation of the constitutional reform in the country.
Particular attention was paid to strengthening cooperation between the two countries within pan-European institutions, including the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), and other multilateral platforms.
As part of efforts to deepen cultural and humanitarian cooperation, the parties also discussed the prospects for implementing joint projects aimed at studying and promoting the contribution of representatives of the Polish intelligentsia to the development of Kazakhstan’s cultural and historical heritage.
Warsaw, 8 June 2026 – The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Republic of Poland organized a roundtable discussion at the Polish Press Agency (PAP) entitled “Constitutional Reforms in Kazakhstan: Pathways of State Development and Transformation”, dedicated to discussing the new Constitution and the prospects for the country's further political and institutional development.
The event brought together representatives of Poland’s political, expert, academic, and public circles.
Opening the event, a representative of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Poland emphasized that the constitutional reform had become one of the most significant milestones in Kazakhstan’s political development since independence and marked the beginning of a new stage in building a Just Kazakhstan.
It was emphasized that the new Constitution, approved by citizens through a nationwide referendum, was the result of broad public dialogue and a comprehensive modernization of the country’s constitutional framework.
Particular attention was paid to the fact that the Constitution significantly strengthens guarantees for the protection of human rights and freedoms, property rights, privacy, and personal data, while also enshrining citizens’ rights in the digital sphere.
Participants discussed the importance of the constitutional reforms for the further development of democratic institutions, the strengthening of the rule of law, and the enhancement of public administration in the context of digital transformation.
Representatives of Polish think tanks highlighted the importance of maintaining an open international dialogue on state-building, constitutional development, and democratic reforms.
The roundtable concluded with an exchange of views on opportunities for expanding cooperation between the expert and academic communities of Kazakhstan and Poland.
Warsaw, 2 June 2026 – A ceremonial opening took place at the University of Warsaw for the Centre for the Culture of Turkic Peoples, a new academic hub designed to promote the study of the history, languages and cultures of the Turkic world.
The Centre was established at the initiative of the Faculty of Asian and African Studies of the University of Warsaw, with the support of the Turkic Culture and Heritage Foundation and the Embassies of Turkic-speaking countries accredited in Poland.
Aktoty Raimkulova, President of the Turkic Culture and Heritage Foundation, delivered a welcoming address, emphasising the importance of the new centre’s activities in strengthening scientific, educational and cultural ties between the Turkic-speaking states.
In the opening speech, a representative of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan highlighted the importance of establishing the Centre for the development of academic research, the expansion of intercultural dialogue and the strengthening of humanitarian cooperation between Poland and the states of the Turkic world.
As a symbol of friendship and cultural exchange, the Embassy presented the Centre with a traditional Kazakh souvenir – a torsyk – symbolising hospitality, prosperity and respect for national traditions.
The ceremony was attended by lecturers and researchers from the University of Warsaw, students, as well as diplomats from Azerbaijan, Turkey and Uzbekistan.