Cesce and the Kazakhstan Export Credit Agency strengthen their strategic alliance to promote international projects.

The headquarters of Cesce en Madrid was the setting for the signing that renews and consolidates the collaboration between this entity and the Kazakh ECAThe meeting was attended by key figures such as Paul Ramon-Laca, executive president of Cesce, and Allen Chaizhunussov, president of the Kazakh ECA.

This cooperation agreement establishes a solid framework for fostering collaboration on international projects, facilitating communication between companies from both countries and promoting the development of initiatives of common interest. The renewal of this agreement underscores the commitment of both institutions to strengthening bilateral trade, promoting investment, and fostering innovation in strategic sectors.

Also present at the meeting were Deputy Minister of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan, Kairat Torebayev; the president of the Baiterek holding company and the ambassador of Kazakhstan, Danat Mussayev, which highlights the importance that the Kazakh government attaches to this alliance.

 

This agreement is in line with Cesce's strategy to strengthen its international presence and support Spanish companies in their global expansion.

 

"This renewal of the agreement represents a very significant step towards strengthening trade relations between Kazakhstan and Spain, facilitating the implementation of joint projects and the flow of investments between both nations," declared the ambassador of Kazakhstan, Mr. Danat Mussayev.

"With this agreement, we seek to generate synergies that benefit Spanish and Kazakh companies, opening up new business opportunities and promoting collaboration on large-scale projects," commented Pablo de Ramón-Laca.

The collaboration between Cesce and the Kazakh ECA not only focuses on the financial aspect, but also seeks to facilitate the exchange of information on transactions and good practices, which will contribute to a safer and more efficient business environment.

The agreement also focuses on promoting the innovation in strategic sectors, which could translate into the development of new technologies and job creation in both countries. Furthermore, this alliance is expected to facilitate access to financing for large-scale projects, allowing Spanish and Kazakh companies to compete in the global market.

This agreement is aligned with Cesce's strategy to strengthen its international presence and support Spanish companies in their global expansion. The collaboration with the Kazakh ECA is an important step in this direction, as Kazakhstan is a growing market with great potential for Spanish companies.