Kazakhstan doesn’t forget the EU in its busy international agenda

Pragmatism and multi-vector foreign policy have become Kazakhstan’s trademark, even more valuable in a world characterised by geopolitical tensions, writes Alberto Turkstra, who announces, upon his return from Nur-Sultan, upcoming Kazakhstan-EU high-level contacts.

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The President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Council President Charles Michel in Brussels on 25 November 2021. Michel will reportedly visit Kazakhstan in October 2022. [Council Newsroom]

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