The dynamics and challenges of the XXI century are sweeping and unpredictable. The first decade of the XXI century sets new time and space parameters defining the content characteristics of international relations.
Central Asia lies at the nexus of three great culture regions: Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. This geographical position has profoundly guided the region`s historical development, as various peoples, ideas, goods, and technologies have flowed into Central Asia from the surrounding areas for at least the past 3,000 years. Located at the crossroads of the Eurasian landmass, the historical narrative of Central Asia is one of successive waves of invasion from various points of the compass, interspersed by periods of trade, cultural exchange, and intellectual and artistic advancement. There are two important trends in the economics of the energy market as it relates to Asia. One is that Asia is producing, trading and consuming a growing proportion of the world`s energy.
Dynamically developing geopolitical and geo-ecological processes in Eurasia put new tasks before the countries of the region. These tasks can be solved only using cooperative approach. World experience and modern tendencies of development show us that Asia needs practical and stage-by-stage administration of confidence-building measures for getting universal approach to security and cooperation issues.
Kazakhstan celebrates its independence in December, 16. During all these years the country has reached high achievements in developing its nationhood in spite of difficult geo-political environment and global challenges.
Having obtained independence, Kazakhstan was the first one among post-Soviet countries who defined its own way of development ‘Strategy - 2030’. All the achievements of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the sphere of political stability, effective economical reforms, recognition on international