ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 21. The Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Belgium, to the European Union, and to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Roman Vasilenko, met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and announced the intention to train peacekeepers for UN missions, Trend reports via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan.
In the course of the assembly, Vasilenko articulated that the
primary objective of synergistic engagement with NATO for
Kazakhstan is the capacity-building of peacekeeping contingents
within the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, aimed at
operational readiness for deployment in peacekeeping missions
sanctioned by the United Nations.
Vasilenko further engaged in the formal protocol of credential
presentation to NATO's Secretary General, Mark Rutte. Subsequent to
the formal credentialing ceremony, the stakeholders engaged in a
discourse regarding the dynamics of collaboration between
Kazakhstan and NATO, alongside deliberations on pertinent matters
within the global agenda.
Upon conclusion of the meeting, the stakeholders reached a
consensus to perpetuate the advancement of collaborative efforts
aimed at enhancing the operational efficacy of the peacekeeping
capabilities within the Armed Forces of the Republic of
Kazakhstan.
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) is a military alliance established in 1949 for the collective defense of its members. It includes countries from North America and Europe that pledge to protect each other in case of aggression. The main goal of NATO is to ensure security and stability in the Atlantic region. Currently, the alliance is actively engaged in counter-terrorism efforts and responding to new threats.
Stay up-to-date with more news on Trend News Agency's WhatsApp channel