Eagle of Central Asia's Foreign Strategy

Author: Tokayev (Kazakh), Narysov (Kazakh) Translated
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Kazakhstan has the world's ninth-largest land area and is located at the center of the Eurasian land bridge. Since independence, under the leadership of President Nazarbayev, it voluntarily relinquished nuclear weapons, joined international organizations as a nuclear-free state, and signed relevant treaties, earning widespread respect from the international community and achieving internationally recognized diplomatic success. This book reviews the journey of a new nation expanding its international space, providing a detailed introduction to the current status and future vision of Kazakhstan's relations with major world powers, neighboring countries, and international organizations, revealing the macro-diplomatic strategy of a Central Asian great power. Kazakhstan has the world's ninth-largest land area and is located at the center of the Eurasian land bridge. Since independence, under the leadership of President Nazarbayev, it voluntarily relinquished nuclear weapons, joined international organizations as a nuclear-free state, and signed relevant treaties, earning widespread respect from the international community and achieving internationally recognized diplomatic success. This book reviews the journey of a new nation expanding its international space, providing a detailed introduction to the current status and future vision of Kazakhstan's relations with major world powers, neighboring countries, and international organizations, revealing the macro-diplomatic strategy of a Central Asian great power.