David O’Sullivan, the International Special Envoy for the Implementation of EU Sanctions, said the European Commission is satisfied with the current level of cooperation and interaction with Kazakhstan, the Interfax news agency reported.
«As you know, this is my third visit [to Kazakhstan]. Our key concern is that Kazakhstan may become a source of re-export of sanctioned goods to Russia. We’ve noticed a significant increase in imports to Kazakhstan and are worrying that some of these goods might be redirected to Russia,» O’Sullivan said during a press conference in Astana.
Nevertheless, the EU envoy noted...