​Secretary General Highlights Role of Kazakhstan-Azerbaijan Fiber-Optic Cable in Turkic States’ Development 

The Kazakhstan-Azerbaijan fiber-optic cable project will serve as a strategic digital bridge among Turkic states, Secretary General of the Organization of Turkic States Kubanychbek Omuraliev said at the informal Summit of the Heads of State of the Organization of Turkic States, APA’s correspondent dispatched to Turkistan reports

The Kazakhstan Azerbaijan fiber optic cable project will create a strategic digital link across the Turkic region. Kubanychbek Omuraliev, Secretary General of the Organization of Turkic States, announced this initiative during the recent summit in Turkistan.

This project will connect Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan through the Caspian Sea, improving regional digital infrastructure and cross-border data exchange. As a result, it will strengthen cooperation and connectivity among Turkic nations.

Strategic Role in Digital and Energy Cooperation

Omuraliev emphasized the growing importance of digital innovation projects, including Azerbaijan’s agro-platform initiatives. These efforts continue to support technology development and modernization across the region.

In addition, he highlighted ongoing energy sector cooperation, particularly in the Caspian region. Therefore, projects like the Kazakhstan Azerbaijan fiber optic cable project will enhance both digital connectivity and energy security.

Overall, this initiative plays a key role in building a stronger, more connected Turkic digital network while supporting long-term regional growth.

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