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Russia, Kazakhstan sign ten documents, adopt joint statement
The parties additionally signed an intergovernmental agreement on the basic principles and conditions of cooperation on a project to build a nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan
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tass.com
Russian, Kazakh presidents to discuss military-technical cooperation — Kremlin aide
Yury Ushakov specified that the negotiations will be held in two formats
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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
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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…
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Kremlin praises Kazakhstan as one of Russia's closest allies
Dmitry Peskov noted that relations between Moscow and Astana are truly comprehensive
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Putin, Tokayev frankly discuss all pressing issues on bilateral, int’l agenda — Kremlin
"They have a special personal bond that allows them to discuss the most pressing issues both on the bilateral and global agenda in a very constructive, productive and frank…
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Two intergovernmental agreements to be signed in Astana on nuclear plant — Rosatom
The agreement on nuclear plant construction and the document on financial interaction were prepared for signing
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Putin, Tokayev begin Russia-Kazakhstan talks with one-on-one meeting
The Russian leader is paying a state visit to Kazakhstan for the second time during his current presidential term, despite protocol tradition
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Putin, Tokayev continue talks with participation of delegations
The two leaders earlier held talks in a narrow format attended by a limited number of advisers and ministers
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Russia-Kazakhstan relations reach level of strategic partnership — Putin
The Russian president said the bilateral ties are developing steadily based on the principles of equity and mutual respect
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Russia, Kazakhstan jointly implement seven investment projects — Putin
Promising areas of cooperation are taking shape, the Russian leader said
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Russia, Kazakhstan show example of constructive interaction — Putin
The Russian leader thanked Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev for the invitation to the republic
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Tokayev thanks Putin for his support of Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant project
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized the strategic significance of the agreement on the construction of the NPP
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themoscowtimes.com
Russia Signs Agreement to Build First Nuclear Power Plant in Kazakhstan - The Moscow Times
Russia and Kazakhstan signed an agreement on Thursday to construct the first nuclear power plant in the Central Asian republic since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Putin Meets With Kazakhstan’s Tokayev in Astana - The Moscow Times
President Vladimir Putin held high-level talks with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Thursday, the second day of the Russian leader’s state visit to the Central Asian…
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FACTBOX: Talks between Russian, Kazakh leaders, strategic partnership, no disputes
Vladimir Putin said that Russia and Kazakhstan are jointly implementing seven investment projects and identifying new promising areas for cooperation
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Russia, Kazakhstan sign ten documents, adopt joint statement
The parties additionally signed an intergovernmental agreement on the basic principles and conditions of cooperation on a project to build a nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan
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Energy, trade, and tigers: key statements by Putin and Tokayev
Vladimir Putin noted that today's talks between Russia and Kazakhstan "were conducted in a businesslike and constructive manner and were very productive"
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NPP construction in Kazakhstan with Russia’s participation extremely important — Tokayev
The Kazakh president expressed gratitude to his Russian counterpart for supporting this project
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kyivpost.com
Putin, Tokayev Adopt ‘7 Principles’ Declaration During Kazakhstan Visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a declaration outlining seven principles of friendship and cooperation.
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Russia, Kazakhstan interested in developing joint energy projects
Russian Energy Minister Sergey Tsivilyov said the companies are now discussing all the conditions for further expansion and effective maintenance of this infrastructure