The United States and Kazakhstan Conclude Annual Enhanced Strategic Partnership Dialogue
(STL.News) The annual U.S.-Kazakhstan Enhanced Strategic Partnership Dialogue (ESPD) concluded today after three days of virtual discussions on bilateral and regional issues. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs Dean Thompson led the U.S. delegation, which included senior officials from multiple State Department bureaus and U.S. government agencies. The goal of the ESPD is to provide a forum where the United States and Kazakhstan can enhance our ties and advance common interests.
This year’s U.S.-Kazakhstan ESPD included discussion on a wide array of issues important to our bilateral relationship and to the Central Asia region. Participants discussed COVID-19 cooperation and economic recovery, counterterrorism and security, trade and investment, as well as women’s economic empowerment. They also discussed the importance of protecting democratic
December 11, 2020
The annual U.S.-Kazakhstan Enhanced Strategic Partnership Dialogue (ESPD) concluded today after three days of virtual discussions on bilateral and regional issues. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs Dean Thompson led the U.S. delegation, which included senior officials from multiple State Department bureaus and U.S. government agencies. The goal of the ESPD is to provide a forum where the United States and Kazakhstan can enhance our ties and advance common interests.
This year’s U.S.-Kazakhstan ESPD included discussion on a wide array of issues important to our bilateral relationship and to the Central Asia region. Participants discussed COVID-19 cooperation and economic recovery, counterterrorism and security, trade and investment, women’s economic empowerment, the importance of protecting democratic freedoms, the growing importance of the C5+1 format, and expand
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United States and Kazakhstan Conclude Annual Enhanced Strategic Partnership Dialogue
The annual U.S.-Kazakhstan Enhanced Strategic Partnership Dialogue (ESPD) concluded today after three days of virtual discussions on bilateral and regional issues. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs Dean Thompson led the U.S. delegation, which included senior officials from multiple State Department bureaus and U.S. government agencies. The goal of the ESPD is to provide a forum where the United States and Kazakhstan can enhance our ties and advance common interests.
This year’s U.S.-Kazakhstan ESPD included discussion on a wide array of issues important to our bilateral relationship and to the Central Asia region. Participants discussed COVID-19 cooperation and economic recovery, counterterrorism and security, trade and investment, as well as women’s economic empowerment. They also discussed the importance of protecting democratic freedoms,
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