The embassies will maintain direct dialogue. Kazakhstan and El Salvador intend to develop working contacts between their diplomatic missions in Brazil and exchange experience in dealing with the host country, DKNews.kz reports.
These issues were discussed by Bolat Nussupov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Brazil, and Mr. Luis Alberto Aparicio, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of El Salvador to Brazil, who paid a courtesy visit to the Embassy of Kazakhstan.
Diplomats Exchanged Experience of Working in Brazil
One of the main topics of the meeting was cooperation within the diplomatic corps.
Bolat Nussupov and Mr. Luis Alberto Aparicio exchanged views on the work of their missions in Brazil and shared information on the main areas of bilateral and multilateral cooperation with the host country.
This format allows diplomats working in the same country to compare practical approaches and maintain professional contacts beyond official diplomatic events.
Cooperation With Brazil Was at the Center of the Talks
The sides also discussed key aspects of their respective countries’ bilateral and multilateral engagement with Brazil.
No new specific projects or agreements were announced following the meeting.
The main practical outcome was a shared readiness to maintain friendly relations and continue working-level dialogue between the embassies of Kazakhstan and El Salvador in Brazil.
Contacts Are Expanding Through the Diplomatic Corps
The meeting highlighted another dimension of Kazakhstan’s diplomatic engagement in Latin America: cooperation not only with the authorities of the host country, but also with diplomatic missions of other states represented in Brazil.
For Kazakhstan and El Salvador, this channel provides an opportunity to maintain regular exchanges of information and professional experience through missions operating in the same country.
The continuation of direct contacts between the two embassies became the main outcome of Mr. Luis Alberto Aparicio’s courtesy visit.
