Toqayev to attend the 80th Anniversary of Victory Day Parade in Moscow
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At today's meeting between Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and the President of Kazakhstan, Qasym-Jomart Toqayev said he would travel to the Russian Federation's capital to celebrate Victory Day's anniversary.
Vladimir Putin had invited all participants of the informal meeting of the CIS heads of state to the Victory Day Parade in December.
The XX Forum of interregional cooperation, held earlier in Ufa, will be held in Oral this year.
I think this format of cooperation is beneficial. The interregional Forum is very important for us. The regions of Russia interact directly with many regions of Kazakhstan, Mishustin said.
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