In a significant move to strengthen business and diplomatic ties between India and Kazakhstan, His Excellency Dr. Nawab Mir Nasir Ali Khan, the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Hyderabad for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, hosted a business meeting with Mr. Yusuf Aljawder, Chairman of the Management Board of Astana International Airport, Kazakhstan. The meeting took place at the BTR Greens – MAK Projects in Maheshwaram, Hyderabad, and focused on exploring the potential for operating direct flights between Hyderabad and Astana, Kazakhstan.
During the meeting, Mr. Yusuf Aljawder provided an insightful overview of Astana International Airport and discussed the operations of Terminal Holdings UAE, which manages 12 airports across various countries. This was followed by presentations from Pradeep Panicker, Chief Executive Officer of GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd., and Ashish Kumar, Chief Commercial Officer-Aero & Cargo. They shared their experiences in managing airport operations both in India and internationally, setting the stage for discussions on direct flight connectivity between the two regions.
The potential for establishing direct flights between Hyderabad and Astana was a central topic of the meeting, with both parties expressing optimism about the benefits such a connection could bring to trade, tourism, and diplomatic relations.
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Following the business discussions, Dr. Nawab Mir Nasir Ali Khan hosted a dinner at his residence, Xanadu, in honor of Mr. Yusuf Aljawder. The dinner was attended by a distinguished group of dignitaries, including:
– Mr. Gareth Owen, British Deputy High Commissioner in Hyderabad
– Mr. Aaref Alnuai, Consul General of UAE in Hyderabad
– Mr. Moin Kareem, Former Director of the United Nations for Central Asia
– Mr. Vikram Jain, Canada Trade Commissioner, High Commission of Canada in Hyderabad
– Mr. Ashish Kumar, Chief Operating Officer of GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd.
– Mr. Pearl Kapur, CEO and Founder of Zyber 365, and India’s youngest billionaire
The gathering provided a valuable platform for discussions on the current political situation, investment opportunities, and potential business collaborations between Kazakhstan, India, and the Middle East. The dignitaries exchanged views on strengthening bilateral relations and exploring new avenues for cooperation, particularly in the aviation sector.
The evening was marked by warm hospitality and an array of Central Asian and Indian cuisine, which was appreciated by all attendees. The convivial atmosphere of the dinner allowed for engaging conversations, paving the way for future partnerships and collaborations.
This event underscored the growing diplomatic and business relations between Kazakhstan and India and highlighted the potential for increased connectivity and cooperation between the two nations. The discussions held during the meeting are expected to lead to tangible outcomes that will benefit both countries in the near future.
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