Tokayev Proposes Energy Efficiency Council at Turkic States Summit
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan attended the XII Summit of the Organization of Turkic States in Gabala, Azerbaijan. During his speech, Tokayev outlined the energy strategy of Kazakhstan, highlighting the importance of energy development in current conditions. He also proposed the creation of a Council of Advanced Practices in Energy Efficiency within the organization.
Tokayev's visit was hosted by President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan. The summit, previously held in Turkey, brought together leaders to discuss energy cooperation and infrastructure projects. Kazakhstan, under Tokayev's leadership, is actively pursuing joint initiatives to facilitate the transportation of energy resources safely and conveniently.
One such project is the 'Green Energy Corridor', a collaborative effort between Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan. This project demonstrates the fruitful cooperation among these nations in the energy sector. Tokayev's proposal for a Council of Advanced Practices in Energy Efficiency further underscores Kazakhstan's commitment to advancing energy efficiency within the Organization of Turkic States.
President Tokayev's participation in the XII Summit of the Organization of Turkic States has reinforced Kazakhstan's dedication to energy cooperation and efficiency. His proposals and the ongoing projects, such as the 'Green Energy Corridor', highlight the nation's strategic approach to energy, which remains a cornerstone of its development.
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