Euronews launched broadcasting in Kazakh

Euronews has officially launched broadcasting in the Kazakh language, marking a significant step in its cooperation with Kazakhstan and expanding its linguistic reach in Central Asia. This initiative makes Kazakh the first Central Asian language to be featured on the media network's platform.

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Kassym-Jomart Tokayev welcomed the launch of Euronews broadcasting in the Kazakh language, calling it a clear testament to mutually beneficial cooperation.

Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev hailed the launch as a clear demonstration of mutually beneficial cooperation. He emphasized Euronews' unique position among global media corporations, citing its reputation for impartial reporting and reliable information dissemination. Since establishing its regional office in Astana in 2024, Euronews has increased its coverage of Kazakhstan and the broader Central Asian region, focusing on political, economic, and cultural developments.

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Kazakh will become the first Central Asian language in the media network's lineup.

Pedro Vargas David, head of Euronews, congratulated Kazakhstan on its new constitution, noting that its principles reflect the nation's commitment to progress. The discussions also touched upon the outcomes of President Tokayev's recent visit to Brussels, where Kazakhstan and the European Union are preparing deals worth $12 billion. European experts view the relationship between the EU and Kazakhstan as strengthening, characterized by long-term, fruitful cooperation.

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the principles and values enshrined in the Basic Law demonstrate the leadership's commitment to building a stronger and more progressive state

The collaboration aims to integrate the region into the global information space and promote Kazakhstan's achievements internationally. The recent visit to Brussels involved discussions on visa regimes, investments, aviation, critical minerals, logistics, and Kazakhstan's strategic role as a bridge between Europe and Asia.

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the European audience responded positively to Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's article on the prospects of Astana's enhanced strategic partnership with the European Union, published on Euronews on the eve of the visit.