President of Kazakhstan: Kazakh-Russian relations have become an important component of the Eurasian security system
Kazakhstan International News Agency - After a meeting between the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, and the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, they jointly held a joint press conference.
The head of state believes that this visit is crucial for further strengthening the strategic partnership and alliance between the two countries.
"The agreements reached today fully demonstrate the successful development of our multifaceted cooperation. This unique integration process will not deviate from its set direction. I believe that the comprehensive links established between the two major countries in the post-Soviet space have actually become an important component of the Eurasian security system. Many relevant countries are discussing and studying this concept."
Most importantly, we are closely connected by a deep historical heritage, which is rooted in centuries-old cultural and spiritual ties, shared values, similar insights into modern challenges, and a common concern for the future. Our strategic partnership, built on such a solid foundation, is rapidly developing in all areas. This year, we celebrated several important anniversaries. We solemnly celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory in the Patriotic War.
We remember and pay tribute to the true heroes and patriots who set an unprecedented example of unity in world history in the struggle to defend the country and achieve great victory. The 70th anniversary of the Baikonur Cosmodrome was also a significant event. It is a unique project that demonstrates our long-term technological and scientific cooperation in space exploration. The 20th anniversary of the Kazakhstan-Russia State Boundary Treaty is also an important milestone.
"Our world's longest land border is a vivid symbol of friendly relations," said President Tokayev. Jointly held a joint press conference.
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