In the wake of the recent terrorist attack in Moscow, believed to be perpetrated by extremists from Central Asia potentially influenced by Pakistani seminaries, India and Kazakhstan convened in Astana to bolster their collaboration against terrorism.
Regional Terrorist Threats: Both nations engaged in discussions regarding the terrorist landscape within their respective regions. This included addressing state-sponsored terrorism and cross-border terrorist activities, particularly prevalent in South Asia.
Afghanistan-Pakistan Region: The meeting also delved into the specific challenges posed by terrorism in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region. Strategies were explored to combat the growing menace in this area, which often spills over into neighboring countries.
Political System: Kazakhstan is a presidential republic, with Nursultan Nazarbayev serving as the country’s first president from independence in 1991 until his resignation in 2019. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev succeeded Nazarbayev as president.
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