
Emphasis on strategic cooperation with the common historical and cultural ties of Türkiye and Kazakhstan.
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A Strategic Partnership Agreement was signed between Türkiye and Kazakhstan in 2009, and an Expanded Strategic Partnership declaration was signed in 2022.
Türkiye and Kazakhstan are two brother and friendly states of the Turkish world, coming from the same roots as nations, speaking the same language, experiencing the same culture, and having the same history. Even though we are under the roof of different states today, the torch of wisdom lit by Pir-i Turkestan Hodja Ahmet Yesevi centuries ago in the geography of Kazakhstan has spread in waves and turned into Yunus Emre's unique tolerance in Anatolian lands, becoming the greatest force that holds us together.
The most valuable legacy left to us by two great plane trees nourished by the same spiritual climate is to accept our differences from east to west as richness as children of the same lineage, to strengthen the bridge of love between us day by day, to embrace each other with affection, and to carry the unity of the Turkish world to a stronger future. The unity we demonstrate with this feeling will definitely transform the ancient bond of the past between us into the unshakable power of the future.
Today, relations between Türkiye and Kazakhstan are based on a very solid foundation, inspired by history. The two countries have greatly improved their relations with the numerous agreements, protocols and cooperation they signed between them. While the relations between our countries were taken to a very different dimension with the Strategic Partnership Agreement signed in 2009, the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council ensured the institutionalization of our relations at the highest level.
With the joint declaration we signed in 2022, our relations were upgraded to the Extended Strategic Partnership level. As two friendly and brotherly countries, taking joint initiatives in international platforms such as the Organization of Turkic States, the United Nations, the Organization of Economic Cooperation, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Conference on Cooperation and Confidence Building Measures in Asia is the most important thing that makes us who we are and further strengthens our ties.
On this occasion, I congratulate the brotherly and friendly people of Kazakhstan on the 25 October Republic Day, and I extend my greetings and affection to them by saying long live the brotherhood of the Turkish peoples and long live the brotherhood of the Turkish world. Happy Republic Day, may your state last forever.

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