Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev said that the country needs to get used to living with low oil prices, despite the fact that they have already reached their possible low mark.
"A barrel of oil cost 8.5 dollar in 1998 and later the price of oil rose, reaching $120 per barrel," the head of state noted.
"We have to learn how to live in this reality," he said. Nazarbayev also said that Kazakhstan "has the resources to overcome the current crisis," TASS reports.
