Putin to visit Kazakhstan on Nov 27, sign 'dozens of documents' to boost relations
FirstpostThe Russian leader last visited Kazakhstan in July to attend a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation – a defence group that brings together Russia, China, Iran and Central Asian countries Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to Kazakhstan on November 27, making it his second visit to Central Asia’s largest country this year. The Russian leader last visited Kazakhstan in July to attend a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation – a defence group that brings together Russia, China, Iran and Central Asian countries. Lavrov said that during his visit to the Central Asian nation, Putin is expected to sign “dozens of documents” seeking to strengthen the relationship shared by the two countries. Russia-Kazakhstan relations Oil-rich Kazakhstan and other Central Asian nations have maintained a delicate balancing act, preserving strong economic ties with Moscow but refusing to recognize its annexation of Ukrainian regions.