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Russia and Kazakhstan to sign declaration on seven pillars of friendship during summit

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh leader confirm plans to sign a declaration on seven pillars of friendship during a summit. The agreement will outline priority tasks for strengthening bilateral cooperation. Putin praised Kazakhstan's new constitution as forward-looking.

Russia and Kazakhstan are set to sign a declaration on seven pillars of friendship during a summit in Kazakhstan. The declaration, outlined by Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov, will detail priority tasks for enhancing bilateral cooperation. Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed confidence that the negotiations during the upcoming visit will strengthen the Russia-Kazakhstan partnership. Putin acknowledged Kazakhstan's new constitution as forward-looking and in line with the spirit of the times. The summit marks a significant diplomatic step in reinforcing the strategic partnership between the two nations. All sources from TASS concur on the details of the declaration and the summit's significance.

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StateTASSMay 27, 01:27 AM
Russia treats prosperous Kazakhstan with great respect — Putin

The Russian president recalled that the republic recently adopted a new forward-looking constitution, which is in keeping with the spirit of the times

StateTASSMay 27, 12:37 AM
Russia to continue developing cooperation with Kazakhstan — Putin

The Russian president expressed confidence that the negotiations during the upcoming visit will give a powerful impetus to the further strengthening of Russia-Kazakhstan partnership

StateTASSMay 26, 06:47 PM
Putin, Kazakh leader to sign declaration on seven pillars of friendship between nations

According to Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov, the statement will outline the priority tasks for consistently strengthening the full spectrum of bilateral cooperation