Speeches of Kazakhstan Foreing affairs minister

Tazhin Visits Washington, Discusses Economic Diversification, Nonproliferation and OSCE Bid

17 May, 09:07

Marat Tazhin concluded his first visit to the United States as Kazakhstan’s Foreign Minister last week. The visit focused on diversification of Kazakhstan-U.S. economic cooperation, nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction, regional security in Central Asia as well as Kazakhstan’s political reforms and its bid to chair the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in 2009. ... more...

Kazakhstan in a Changing World - Kazakhstan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Marat Tazhin

10 May, 10:09

Kazakhstan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Marat Tazhin, addressed a gathering of U.S. policy makers, business leaders, academia, foreign ambassadors and journalists at a dinner hosted by the U.S.–Kazakhstan Business Association at the Capital Hilton Hotel Washington, D.C. on 8 May 2007. The Minister spoke on the role Kazakhstan is playing in the modern world. Below is the text of his ... more...

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Tazhin Says Kazakhstan on Track with Democratic Reforms, Ready to Lead OSCE

02 May, 10:11

Kazakhstan’s Foreign Minister Dr . Marat Tazhin addressed a special meeting of the Permanent Council of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in Vienna on April 30, 2007, outlining the reasons for his country’s bid to chair the OSCE in 2009, the reforms in the political area Kazakhstan is pursuing and the priorities it will focus on if elected chairman. Kazakhstan ’s ... more...

Statement by Mr.Kassymzhomart Tokaev, Minister of foreign affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan at the London Conference on Afghanistan, Reconstruction and Development Session (February 1, 2006)

01 February, 12:22

Mr. Chairman, Distinguished heads of delegations, Ladies and gentlemen, The Afghanistan Compact provides us with broader prospects for advancing positive achievements that we all accomplished during last 4 years after the Bonn Conference. The Government of Kazakhstan intends to take the following concrete steps to support the implementation of the Afghan Compact. First. Kazakhstan is ready to grant annually up to 15 scholarships for ... more...