Tokayev: "I Have Ambitious Plans for Kazakhstan's Development"
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dismissed rumors suggesting he plans to lead the United Nations in 2026. In an interview with Ana tili, Tokayev emphasized his focus on Kazakhstan’s long-term development. He highlighted the country’s strategic importance in global geopolitics and stressed the need to strengthen its economic potential, sovereignty, and international standing.
Dismissing the Rumors
When asked about the speculation regarding his potential candidacy for UN Secretary-General, Tokayev clarified that his experience with the UN in Geneva was valuable, but his priorities lie with Kazakhstan.
"I have ambitious plans for Kazakhstan's development over many years, which I intend to fulfill," he stated.
Kazakhstan's Role in Global Politics
Tokayev described Kazakhstan as a strategically significant country due to its geographical position and economic potential.
- Kazakhstan is considered a middle power, which carries a responsibility for constructive global engagement.
- The country actively supports the United Nations as a universal organization and "a common home for humanity."
Emphasis on Domestic Policy
Alongside his international commitments, Tokayev underlined the importance of domestic development.
"My primary goal is to strengthen Kazakhstan's economic potential, sovereignty, and international standing," he noted.
The president affirmed his accountability for all decisions and their outcomes, highlighting his dedication to his leadership responsibilities.
Conclusion
Tokayev reiterated his commitment to advancing Kazakhstan both domestically and globally. He emphasized the importance of long-term reforms and fostering cooperative relations with other nations.
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