The 'Kazakhstan-Russia: An Alliance Looking into the Future' international conference has opened in Astana today.
It is attended by more than 200 participants, including representatives of the leadership of the Eurasian Economic Commission, presidential administrations, foreign affairs agencies of Russia and Kazakhstan, key associations of entrepreneurs of the two countries, heads of foreign diplomatic missions in the capital of Kazakhstan, as well as leading experts and public figures.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said in his greetings to the conference that the ongoing integration processes in the Eurasian Economic Union and furthering of friendship between the people of Kazakhstan and Russia are important to Astana and Moscow, Interfax reported.
