Ministry of Tourism and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan present s travel site - www.visitkazakhstan.kz, which will be launched on July 30th in Astana, reported the press service of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports of the Republic. Read more »
Posts Tagged ‘Europe’
One of the most prestigious European opera festivals held annually in Munich brought together opera stars, conductors and directors from 36 countries of Europe and the U.S., Latin America and Japan this year. Performances and concerts during the festival are usually sold out and widely covered by media and television companies in Germany and other European countries. Read more »
Bazaars in Central Asia play important role of cross-border trade and government policies in promoting trade and raising economic welfare of populations as well as contribute to the goal of supporting and strengthening border trade and wider cooperation in Central Asia and Kazakhstan. Read more »
July 7th, 2010
An informal meeting of OSCE Foreign Ministers, hosted by the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, Kazakhstan’s State Secretary and Foreign Minister Kanat Saudabayev, will be held on 16 and 17 July near Almaty. Read more »
Kazakhstan proposes to establish a new environmental declaration ‘Green Bridge’ between Europe and Asia. The President said at the third Astana Economic Forum on Thursday.
‘The disaster in the Gulf of Mexico demonstrates us the consequences we face if we do not pay enough attention to the issues of environment and climate. The world needs new environmental safe technologies’, N. Nazarbayev noted.
The President said that he had proposed the establishment of the new environmental declaration ‘Green Bridge’ between Europe and Asia at one of the UN summits.
A Campaign entitled “Inspired by Muhammad” has been launched in Europe, especially in the United Kingdom, to improve the public understanding of Islam and Muslims. Read more »
The European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS) will organize a meeting of Azerbaijanis living in Germany.
The event will take place in Berlin on June 12 bringing together members of the Azerbaijan Diaspora in Germany and also the Azeri students studying in Berlin and other cities of Germany.
The meeting will focus on TEAS activity and its ties with Azerbaijan residents living in European countries. The European Azerbaijan Society was launched in November 2008, having been initially established four years earlier as the London Azerbaijan Society. Its objective is to promote Azerbaijan to international audiences and create a sense of community for expatriate Azerbaijanis.
There are hundreds of TEAS members, and the Society regularly organizes Azeri events across Europe in order to raise awareness of the unique, rich and varied culture of the region. TEAS also operates as a networking forum, focusing on areas such as business development, diplomatic relations, culture and education to promote greater understanding and co-operation between Europe and Azerbaijan.
