Kazakhstan's good neighborly relations with Russia and China come first" Kazakh political scientist Eskar Nursha (on the framework of the freeze) referred to the multi-vector nature of Astana and Moscow: "The president of Kazakhstan enjoys a certain amount of trust in both China and Russia. When we talk about multiple vectors and diversity in foreign policy relations, we are talking about the fact that this does not harm good neighborly relations. They remain in first place, and Kazakhstan has been working on it for 30 years. At the same time, earlier some Russian experts said on the side that after the creation of the Customs Unions and Eurasian Unions, it is time for us to stop the "verbal balancing act" regarding multi-vectorism and recognize ourselves as Russia's allies. I opposed them, and pointed out that Russia itself also calls itself multi-vector. One does not interfere with the other; Our mission is to build balanced relationships with all the influential centers in the world. The world is changing so fast that there is a real risk of drifting to the periphery of world politics and becoming a desert among developing countries. It is important for us to move away from focusing on raw materials and attract their investments and technologies here. Tokayev's diplomacy now differs in that during his visits he tries to attract not only investments to Kazakhstan, but also production itself."

Kazakhstan's good neighborly relations with Russia and China come first" Kazakh political scientist Eskar Nursha (on the framework of the freeze) referred to the multi-vector nature of Astana and Moscow: "The president of Kazakhstan enjoys a certain amount of trust in both China and Russia. When we talk about multiple vectors and diversity in foreign policy relations, we are talking about the fact that this does not harm good neighborly relations. They remain in first place, and Kazakhstan has been working on it for 30 years. At the same time, earlier some Russian experts said on the side that after the creation of the Customs Unions and Eurasian Unions, it is time for us to stop the "verbal balancing act" regarding multi-vectorism and recognize ourselves as Russia's allies. I opposed them, and pointed out that Russia itself also calls itself multi-vector. One does not interfere with the other; Our mission is to build balanced relationships with all the influential centers in the world. The world is changing so fast that there is a real risk of drifting to the periphery of world politics and becoming a desert among developing countries. It is important for us to move away from focusing on raw materials and attract their investments and technologies here. Tokayev's diplomacy now differs in that during his visits he tries to attract not only investments to Kazakhstan, but also production itself."