Kazakhstan Limits Turkish Influence in Turkic States
Kazakhstan confirmed that the Turkic States Organization is not a military alliance but a platform to promote economic, cultural, and technological cooperation. It rejected the idea of transforming it into a geopolitical bloc or a security platform led by Turkey. Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's stance was expressed at the Turkistan Summit, which aimed to enhance his country's foreign policy balance, supporting relations with Turkey while maintaining equilibrium between Russia, China, and other major powers. The summit also focused on digital and economic initiatives, emphasizing collaboration in technology and transportation, and avoiding efforts to ignite military conflicts in the region.
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