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Kazakhstan expects a concrete economic effect from the upcoming second China-Central Asia summit. This was stated by Miras Zhienbayev, Advisor to the Chairman of the Board for International Relations and Initiatives at Maksut Narikbayev University.
Advisor to the Chairman of the Board for International Relations and Initiatives at Maqsut Narikbayev University Miras Zhienbayev: "For us, it is a really big step forward in our regional relations with China to have an institutionalized format of C5 China. That is, here we are talking about developing the entire complex of our multifaceted regional cooperation with China. Therefore, the expectations, in fact, can be formulated as quite ambitious. Because the region is ready to move forward in the conditions of major global changes in the world political situation in the very architecture of world trade. Having stable, predictable and understandable relations with regional powers is an absolutely understandable strategy. We convert the political will of the heads of state, the six of this format, into direct economic, socio-economic, socio-political results and analyzing this cooperation, creating special channels in order to develop our relations in the format of the six. Therefore, we really see a specific economic result. (Photo: VCG)
