EURASIANISM AND THE ROLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN IN INTEGRATION PROCESSES İN EURASİA

A. Amirbek, Rashid Tazhibayev

2020

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DOI 10.51889/2020-2.1728-5461.22
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Abstract

The Republic of Kazakhstan declared independence after the collapse of the bipolar world order and faced many problems in the sphere of economy and security. Since the first day of independence, the country has been solving these problems within the framework of integration processes in Eurasia. Kazakhstan pursues a constructive, balanced, multi-vector foreign policy, and maintains active cooperation with various integration organizations. The research will analyze the role of the Republic of Kazakhstan in integration processes, as well as the Eurasianism concept.