The systemic transformation of the current world is a strategic challenge for our people. We must be ready to accept them.
President of Kazakhstan from 1991 to 2019
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He ruled Kazakhstan for twenty-eight years, from its Soviet breakup through uninterrupted re-elections no opposition could contest. The power finally cracked in 2022 when unrest forced a constitutional purge that stripped the titles and erased the cult.
Nursultan Nazarbayev joined the Communist Party in 1962 as a steel worker, climbed to First Secretary by 1989, and was elected president of the Kazakh SSR in 1990. He steered the republic through Soviet collapse to independence in 1991, then appeared alone on the ballot and won. A 1995 referendum extended his term by decree; a 1999 election followed without democratic process. A Supreme Court ruling in 2005 let him run again, and a 2007 amendment exempted him alone from term limits, clearing the way for re-elections in 2011 and 2015. He resigned in March 2019 amid protests, handing power to Ka…
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The systemic transformation of the current world is a strategic challenge for our people. We must be ready to accept them.
Finally, it is important to move from an unproductive sanctions regime to direct dialogue between the leaders of the key global powers who are shaping the future of the world.
In a short period of time, we were jointly able to build economic corridors that bypassed complex natural landscapes and geopolitical contradictions.
I have always been and remain a sincere supporter of the well-known formula – "Economy first, then politics".
All of northern and northeastern Kazakhstan is actually part of southern Siberia.
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