Kazakhstan aims to position itself as hub of Eurasia with emphasis on rule of law
Kazakhstan’s commitment to progress, urging the nation to look beyond provocations and rely on the rule of law in his Monday’s 2 state-of-the-nation address,
“Law and order must reign in our society. This is a fundamental condition for ensuring both public and individual security. Only by adhering to this principle can we build a Just, Clean, and Safe Kazakhstan,” he said.
Tokayev emphasized the need for a peaceful and balanced foreign policy, stressing that diplomacy is essential in strengthening Kazakhstan’s sovereignty, protecting the rights of its citizens abroad, promoting national interests and attracting investment.
According to Tokayev, Kazakhstan continues to demonstrate its dedication to multilateral cooperation following the UN Charter.
“Our country plays an active role in addressing issues of international security and stability. We support the efforts of the UN and other international organizations to combat terrorism, extremism, illegal migration, climate change and other threats, support UN peacekeeping activities, disarmament initiatives, and advocate for the settlement of armed conflicts by diplomatic means,” he said.
He highlighted Kazakhstan’s hosting of significant international events, such as the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and the Organization of Turkic States.
“We are grateful to our allies and partners for their continued support,” he added.
Addressing the challenges faced by the country, Tokayev
