Kazakhstan Participates in International Dialogue on Energy Security in Shenyang

Almaz Abildaev, Chairman of the Energy Committee of Kazakhstan's Public Council on Fuel and Energy Complex at the Ministry of Energy, is participating in the 4th Dialogue of Global South Think Tanks held in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China.

The key focus of Kazakhstan's expert participation is a specialized energy session of the forum, entirely dedicated to the challenges and prospects of ensuring international energy security. This dialogue stands as an authoritative global platform where leading experts from developing countries develop coordinated approaches to sustainable development of the fuel and energy complex amid changing geopolitical and economic conditions.

At the forum, Almaz Abildaev delivered a report on Kazakhstan's strategic role in ensuring regional and global energy security. In his presentation, he elaborated on Kazakhstan's vision for establishing a balanced energy architecture. The Kazakh expert emphasized that the indivisibility of energy security requires equal access to technologies, protection of critical infrastructure, and a measured approach to decarbonization processes that should not jeopardize the reliability of national energy systems.

"Today, energy security issues have moved to the forefront of the global agenda. The consolidation of analytical potential at the Alliance platform in Shenyang allows us to collectively seek answers to unprecedented challenges — from protecting energy transportation corridors to ensuring the balance of supply and demand. For Kazakhstan, as a key energy player in Eurasia, it is crucial to promote the principles of predictability, mutual trust, and pragmatism in international energy cooperation," emphasized Almaz Abildaev.

On the sidelines of the energy forum in Shenyang, a series of working meetings with heads of leading foreign research institutes are also taking place to coordinate joint analytical projects in monitoring global energy markets.

Reported by HousingUtilities24 citing the Ministry of Energy's website.

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