The European Council is one of the most powerful institutions in the European Union, where national leaders come together to set the EU’s political direction and make key decisions on EU policies, including regarding the cooperation with partners like Kazakhstan. As Astana and Brussels enter what both call a “new stage of partnership,” questions of investment, supply-chain resilience, visa facilitation and geopolitical risks are moving to the top of the agenda. So, what can Kazakhstan realistically expect from the EU in the coming months? Silk Way TV Channel’s reporter Balzhan Samiigullina sat down with European Council President António Costa to discuss how the EU views Kazakhstan’s role and what concrete steps both sides can expect next.
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