Казахстан выступает за сотрудничество между ЕС и ЕврАзЭС.

Казахстан выступает за установление сотрудничества между Евразийским экономическим союзом (ЕврАзЭС) и Европейским Союзом (ЕС), заявил в понедельник министр иностранных дел страны Ерлан Идрисов.

"Это видение нашего президента, и Казахстан будет следовать этой линии последовательно," сказал министр иностранных дел выступая на парламентском часе, добавив, что идея "наведения мостов" между ЕС и ЕврАзЭС была запущена в процессе урегулирования конфликта в Украине.

"Это новая, абсолютная важная геополитическая инициатива и взгляд. Мы рады, что такие существенные политические лидеры, как министр иностранных дел Германии Франк-Вальтер Штайнмайер и канцлер Германии Ангелая Меркель поддержали  инициативу", сказал он.

Источник: ИТАР-ТАСС

Фото: Президентский дворец в Астане, в столице Казахстана (фото из архива).

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