Tokayev announced the signing of cooperation documents during his visit to Russia

President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, during a meeting with the head of the Republic of Tatarstan, Rustam Minnikhanov, on October 31, said that during his visit to Russia on November 12, documents would be signed that would have a positive impact on the course of cooperation between the states.

"We are preparing for a state visit to Moscow on November 12. We believe that this is a milestone event in our relations. Important documents will be signed that will have a serious positive impact on the further course of cooperation," Tokayev said, quoted by the Telegram channel of the President of Kazakhstan.

Tokayev also noted the successful cooperation between Kazakhstan and Tatarstan in the field of mechanical engineering and energy resources, and also congratulated Minnikhanov on his re-election as head of the republic.

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Earlier, on October 27, Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the upcoming visit of the President of Kazakhstan to Russia and the situation in the world during a telephone conversation with Tokayev. The Heads of state also stressed the importance of the upcoming talks in Moscow, noting their importance for further strengthening partnership and alliance between the two countries.

In a conversation with Tokayev on October 10, Putin called Russia and Kazakhstan the initiators of integration processes in the post-Soviet space. He also stressed the "special relationship" between the two countries. According to Putin, Russia values relations with Kazakhstan.

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