Events in the history of Kazakhstan on my birthday

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              "Events in the history of Kazakhstan on my birthday"

                                 Nurbolova Dilnaz Nurbolovna

          Department of International Relations, Narxoz University

                            IK 111153-1-Ch History of Kazakhstan

                    Dr. Zhamilya Malik-Aidarovna Assylbekova

                                       December 2nd , 2023

                 "Events in the history of Kazakhstan on my birthday"

July 3rd, 2006, holds a special significance in the history of Kazakhstan, as it marks not only a pivotal moment in the country's political, social, and economic landscape but also the birth of an individual who would grow up to witness and be influenced by these transformative events. This essay aims to explore the historical context and impact of four key events that occurred on this date: the extraordinary IX Congress of the Otan Party, the adoption of the law on benefits for children under one, the visit of the British Prince, Vice Admiral the Duke of York, and President Nursultan Nazarbayev's state visit to Malaysia and entering simplified procedure for transferring payments.By examining these events, we can gain a deeper understanding of their significance and their lasting effects on Kazakhstan.

The extraordinary IX Congress of the Otan Party, held on July 3rd, 2006, was a momentous occasion in Kazakhstan's political landscape. During this congress, the Otan and Asar parties made the historic decision to merge, forming a united political force (“Astana Khabary”,2006,p. 4). This merger aimed to consolidate support for President Nursultan Nazarbayev and his vision for the country's development. The unity of these parties not only strengthened the political stability of Kazakhstan but also paved the way for more effective governance and policy implementation.

On July 3rd, 2006, Kazakhstan welcomed the British Prince, Vice Admiral the Duke of York, on the occasion of international trade and investment (“Egemen Kazakhstan”,2006,p.5). This visit highlighted the growing importance of Kazakhstan as a global player in the economic arena. The presence of a high-ranking British representative underscored the country's efforts to attract foreign investment and foster international partnerships. This event not only enhanced Kazakhstan's reputation on the global stage but also opened up new avenues for economic growth and cooperation.

Simultaneously, President Nursultan Nazarbayev embarked on a state visit to Malaysia on July 3rd, 2006 (“Kazakhstanskaya Pravda”,2006,p.2). This visit aimed to strengthen bilateral relations and explore opportunities for economic cooperation between the two countries. The talks held between President Nazarbayev and the Supreme Ruler of Malaysia, Yang Di-Pertuan Agong, laid the foundation for future collaborations in various sectors, including trade, investment, and technology transfer. This visit showcased Kazakhstan's commitment to forging international partnerships and diversifying its economic ties.