Almaty Becomes the UN Regional Hub for Central Asia and Afghanistan
The United Nations General Assembly has officially designated Almaty as the regional hub for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Central Asia and Afghanistan. This decision was unanimously approved with the support of 152 countries, as announced by Kazakhstan's presidential press secretary, Ruslan Zheldybay.
What Does This Status Mean?
- Almaty will become a key international platform for implementing UN initiatives in the region.
- The hub will coordinate projects in economics, ecology, social policy, and sustainable development.
- Kazakhstan strengthens its position as a leading diplomatic and economic player in Central Asia.
What Does This Mean for Kazakhstan?
The UN's decision confirms Kazakhstan's role as a stable and reliable partner in global affairs. Establishing this center will enhance cooperation with international organizations, attract new investments, and help develop strategic initiatives in the region.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev expressed gratitude to the countries that supported the initiative, stating that this step will serve as a powerful boost for regional cooperation and integration.
Almaty has long been a financial, educational, and diplomatic center of the region, and this status is now officially recognized at the international level.
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