Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko met with Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in the capital of Kazakhstan on 28 June.
Belarus’ food export to Kazakhstan on the rise
Kazakhstan is second only to Russia as the biggest market for Belarusian foodstuffs. We appreciate that our products are in great demand in Kazakhstan, and I should say that our trade and economic …
Belarus’ PM visits Kazakhstan’s industry giants
During his visit to Kazakhstan Belarus’ Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko toured a number of local companies accompanied by his Kazakh counterpart Askar Mamin.
Belarus’ PM visits Kazakhstan’s industry giants
During his visit to Kazakhstan Belarus’ Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko toured a number of local companies accompanied by his Kazakh counterpart Askar Mamin.
Belarus’ PM visits Kazakhstan’s industry giants
During his visit to Kazakhstan Belarus’ Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko toured a number of local companies accompanied by his Kazakh counterpart Askar Mamin.
15 new COVID-like pneumonia cases reported in Kazakhstan
NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM – Kazakhstan has recorded 15 new cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia in the past 24 hours, Kazinform has learnt from coronavirus2020.kz.
Prime Minister R. Golovchenko arrives on working visit to Kazakhstan
The prime ministers of the two countries spoke about cooperation between Belarusian and Kazakh enterprises on June 26. Roman Golovchenko is currently on a working visit to Kazakhstan.
Irish tennis outlaw Dave Miley bids to overhaul his sport in exile in Kazakhstan
Wimbledon is an Irish tennis-free zone this week. There wasn’t even an Irish competitor in the qualifying rounds, and nor will the blazers be wandering round London SW19, because foreign associations …
‘Nobody Understands Me’: Kazakhstan’s Alarmingly High Suicide Rate Rises Amid Pandemic
Suicide rates have risen in oil-rich Kazakhstan amid forced social isolations and uncertainties about the future. Some of those who tried and failed share their stories of hope and determination.
How Top Officials, Relatives Scooped Up Kazakhstan’s Higher-Education Sector
After 28 years of privatization reforms, much of Kazakhstan’s higher education sector has become encumbered by nepotism, perceived corruption, conflict of interest, and lack of transparency.