Kazakhstan's president refutes claims of a shift in the organization's course amid global instability.
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Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev called for expanding cooperation within the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) amid growing global uncertainty, according to Astana Times.
Tokayev refuted claims that the organization is changing its course. According to him, the OTS will continue working to strengthen interaction among Turkic countries.
Tokayev stated that the Organization of Turkic States is focused on economic, technological and cultural cooperation rather than creating a geopolitical bloc or military alliance. The president called for strengthening practical interaction between member countries amid growing global instability.
Kazakhstan's position on the OTS affects trade and investment flows with other Turkic countries — from Azerbaijan to Turkey. Tokayev's statements about the organization's peaceful nature are important for the predictability of Kazakhstan's foreign policy and relations with Western partners concerned about military blocs in the region.

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