History of Regional, Social and Political Relations between Kazakhstan and Turkey (1991-2020)
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https://doi.org/10.35588/rivar.v10i29.5824Palabras clave:
relaciones regionales, independencia, diplomacia, cooperación bilateral, diásporaResumen
Investigamos los procesos ocurridos en las repúblicas de habla turca de la Unión Soviética después de su división en 1991 y estudiamos los aspectos posteriores del desarrollo de las relaciones entre Kazajistán y Turquía en el ámbito de la política regional. Desde la independencia de la República de Kazajistán, un sector específico de la política exterior se ha comprometido con el desarrollo de vínculos integrales con las naciones industrializadas y organizaciones políticas y socioeconómicas internacionales. La rápida creación de tales lazos ha sido el principal objetivo de la política exterior del país. Turquía aprecia la posición de liderazgo de Kazajistán en Asia Central y considera que Kazajistán es el socio más importante en las relaciones regionales. La metodología de esta investigación se basa en documentos particulares, datos de archivo, trabajos de investigación y los orígenes y resultados de dichas conexiones; con ello, analizamos las preocupaciones de la colaboración sociopolítica regional entre Kazajistán y Turquía desde 1991 hasta 2020. En conclusión, se puede afirmar que la historia de las relaciones regionales turco-kazajas se ha desarrollado en la dirección de la hermandad y el entendimiento mutuo como pueblos túrquicos en ambos países.
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