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Tokayev: Combining Eurasian Integration with China's Belt and Road Initiative
Seetao 2022-06-19 15:57
  • Tokayev said that deepening cooperation with China is an important task for Kazakhstan
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On June 17, 2022, Kazakh President Tokayev pointed out in his speech at the plenary session of the 25th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that Kazakhstan, as an active participant in the Full potential for cooperation within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union. For Kazakhstan, the most important thing at the moment is to promote the integration of Eurasian integration with China's Belt and Road Initiative.

Tokayev believes that under the conditions of the new reality, it is important to take into account the rapid changes in the structure of the world order. While the process of reshaping traditional economic models is accelerating, so too are slowing global growth and increased competition for investment and resources.

For countries in the region, he said, it is not only about finding the right answers to all challenges, but also making the most of the opportunities presented by the challenges. Therefore, "We must consistently give full play to the potential of cooperation within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union and promote the integration of Eurasian integration with China's Belt and Road Initiative."

Tokayev also emphasized that deepening cooperation with China is an extremely important task. "In the next ten years, China, India, traditional friendly countries in the Middle East, Oceania and other regions may become major investors in the regional economy. China has become a major investor in the region's economy. As Kazakhstan's main economic and trade partner, deepening cooperation with China is an important task for Kazakhstan."

In addition, he also said, "Jointly building a batch of breakthrough innovative technology projects and transportation and logistics chains will create new cooperation opportunities for China-Kazakhstan economic growth." Building a peaceful, stable and economically strong Eurasia will become an enabling factor for sustainable development and inclusive growth on a global scale.Editor/Ma Xue

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