Kazakhstan marked Independence Day. 34 years ago, on
December 16, the Constitutional Law on the State Independence of Kazakhstan was
adopted. Among the first countries to recognize sovereign Kazakhstan were Türkiye,
the U.S., China, the UK, France, and others. A few months later, Kazakhstan
became a member of the United Nations. Over the years of independence, the
country has established itself as a responsible and reliable partner in
international relations. Kazakhstan has repeatedly provided a platform for
dialogue on global challenges. During the years of independence, Kazakhstan’s
economy has grown elevenfold. According to the Institute of Economic Research,
foreign trade turnover, GDP, and investment volumes have increased.
Foreign diplomats congratulate Kazakh citizens on Independence Day
Representatives of diplomatic missions congratulated Kazakh
citizens on Independence Day. French Ambassador to Kazakhstan Sylvain Guiaugué called
this holiday a historical milestone, highlighting the significance of
independence and sovereignty for the country. The UK Ambassador to Kazakhstan,
Sally Axworthy, also extended her congratulations.
«Today, I am once again here to celebrate Kazakhstan’s Independence Day with you. Let us achieve new successes together,» said UK Ambassador to Kazakhstan Sally Axworthy.
The Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to
Kazakhstan Nico Schermers also congratulated the people of Kazakhstan. He
emphasized that our countries stand for peace and justice and that they have
great potential. The U.S. Ambassador to Kazakhstan, Julie Stufft,
noted that the U.S. highly values Kazakhstan’s role in shaping the future of
Central Asia. For the U.S., Kazakhstan is an important economic partner,
particularly in the energy sector, and the U.S. is interested in developing
bilateral investment and trade relations.
«Dear friends, it is my honor to congratulate the
people of Kazakhstan on your Independence Day. Kazakhstan’s achievements since
independence continue to inspire. During the C5+1 Summit you advanced a shared vision
for deeper economic cooperation with the United States and other Central Asian
partners,» said U.S.
Ambassador to Kazakhstan Julie Stufft.
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