ASTANA, Kazakhstan, May 28. Kazakhstan and
Russia intend to intensify joint economic initiatives and
strengthen their strategic partnership, President of Kazakhstan,
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, said during negotiations with the President
of Russia, Vladimir Putin, Trend reports.
According to him, to date, 122 joint projects have already
entered the "operational cycle" and are being implemented in
practice, demonstrating the readiness of both countries to develop
mutually beneficial cooperation.
"These projects meet the fundamental interests of our peoples
and are supported by our citizens. We see significant potential in
joint investments, as well as transport and logistical
cooperation," Tokayev noted.
The President emphasized the importance of developing transport
and logistical infrastructure, as well as working together in the
fields of energy, industry, and trade, which contributes to the
economic convergence of the countries.
In addition, Tokayev noted promising educational and human
resource projects, including "Sirius," which are aimed at training
specialists for high-tech industries, thereby increasing the
long-term economic potential of Kazakhstan and the region.
He also stressed the productive interaction within the Central
Asia — Russia format, noting the growing global attention toward
the region's economy and the need to strengthen joint economic
strategies.
"We will continue to work toward expanding economic cooperation,
strengthening our strategic partnership, and implementing joint
investment projects," Kassym-Jomart Tokayev stated.
