Kyrgyzstan’s Border Peace Earns Germany’s Applause at UN General Assembly Talks

At the 80th UN General Assembly session, Kyrgyz Foreign Minister Jeenbek Kulubaev has met with German Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul to discuss bilateral relations, with Germany praising Kyrgyzstan’s recent resolution of all border disputes as a vital contribution to regional security and stability.

Both ministers stressed the importance of deepening political dialogue and expanding cooperation through established channels, including annual consultations and the Central Asia + Germany framework, The Caspian Post reports via Kyrgyz media.

Economic cooperation emerged as a key focus area, with both parties identifying promising sectors such as critical minerals, hydropower, agriculture, transport, infrastructure, and tourism. The Kyrgyz delegation emphasized the availability of investment opportunities for German companies and expressed readiness to create favorable conditions for joint projects and private sector involvement.

The meeting concluded with mutual invitations extended by both ministers to visit each other’s countries, signaling a commitment to strengthen mutual trust and deepen bilateral ties.