The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic, Jeenbek Kulubaev, held a meeting with members of the British royal family in London, where a dialogue took place between the heads of foreign affairs agencies of Central Asian countries. This information was announced by the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During the conversation with the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward, the minister noted that Kyrgyzstan is open to deepening cooperation with the United Kingdom in the areas of politics, economy, and investment. The discussion primarily focused on cultural and humanitarian aspects, including education, the study of the English language, climate issues, and the development of the tourism sector.
Kulubaev also spoke about the upcoming Sixth World Nomad Games, emphasizing their importance as an international initiative aimed at preserving cultural diversity, strengthening intercultural dialogue, and passing on the heritage of nomadic civilizations to future generations.
The event was attended by students from Central Asia studying in the United Kingdom under various scholarship programs, as well as representatives of leading educational institutions in the United Kingdom.
After the negotiations, a ceremonial viewing took place featuring the Royal Horse Guards and an honor guard.
