Kazakhstan is stepping up efforts to strengthen industrial cooperation with the Czech Republic as part of its broader economic diplomacy agenda aimed at attracting foreign investment and advanced technologies.
According to DKNews.kz, Kazakhstan’s Ambassador to the Czech Republic, Kairat Abdrakhmanov, has held a series of meetings with representatives of leading Czech industrial companies during his first official engagements with the country’s business community. The discussions involved major manufacturers including vehicle and machinery producers TATRA and ZETOR, mining equipment supplier FERRIT, industrial engineering firm ZVVZ Engineering, and glass industry equipment producer SKLOSTROJ.
Czech business leaders expressed satisfaction with their existing partnerships in Kazakhstan and confirmed their interest in expanding cooperation. They were briefed on recent reforms aimed at improving Kazakhstan’s investment climate, introduced under the country’s ongoing modernization program led by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
The Czech side highlighted Kazakhstan’s continued attractiveness as a long-term industrial market, particularly for projects involving manufacturing, engineering, and technology transfer.
Talks also focused on opportunities to localize production and establish joint manufacturing facilities in various regions of Kazakhstan. Kazakh diplomats were presented with updates on current projects and potential areas for deeper collaboration, with particular emphasis on advanced industrial and mining technologies designed to improve efficiency, operational reliability, and workplace safety.
Following the meetings, the parties agreed to organize site visits to Czech production facilities, begin preparations for joint business forums, and maintain regular information exchanges on prospective investment and cooperation opportunities.
Observers note that these engagements reinforce Kazakhstan–Czech industrial relations and lay the groundwork for new joint initiatives across manufacturing, technology, and investment sectors.