Officials from Kazakhstan and Germany emphasize scientific and innovative collaboration during the Berlin Eurasian Club meeting
During the 39th meeting of the Berlin Eurasian Club (BEC) on December 14, Kazakh Deputy Foreign Minister Roman Vassilenko highlighted significant accomplishments in the Kazakh-German partnership. He particularly emphasized Kazakhstan's policy direction toward innovative economic development and the commercialization of scientific endeavors in his welcoming speech, as per the ministry’s press service.
"The evident upward trend in trade turnover highlights the mutual appeal of our economies. Kazakhstan boasts three key attractive elements: diversified energy sources, substantial natural resources, and transit and transportation potential, among numerous other advantages. We possess favorable prospects to augment the supply of conventional energy resources to Germany, along with the production and subsequent exportation of green energy and eco-friendly steel," Vassilenko stated. (Source: astanatimes)
He expressed a keen interest in exploring strategies to facilitate technology transfer and the commercialization of innovations in Germany. Vassilenko advocated for forging mutually advantageous cooperation in this realm, emphasizing the need to enhance the efficacy of relevant institutions and mechanisms between both nations.
Almost 100 attendees from the scientific community, political and business sectors, as well as experts, participated in the gathering.
The Berlin Eurasian Club stands as an exceptional forum for dialogue. Its meetings take place annually in Astana, Brussels, and Berlin. Over its ten-year existence, the club has evolved into a productive avenue for direct engagement between business representatives seeking mutually beneficial opportunities and officials, alongside experts from both countries.
