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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev used a symbolic tree-planting ceremony in Astana to highlight the close relationship between their countries. During Putin's state visit to Kazakhstan, the two leaders planted an oak tree on the Alley of Eternal Friendship of Kazakhstan and Russia, a gesture described as representing mutual respect, enduring friendship and expanding cooperation. According to Kazakhstan's state news agency Qazinform, the visit also included high-level talks on political, economic, cultural and humanitarian cooperation. Following the meetings, Putin said both sides held extensive discussions on bilateral relations and international issues. He also announced the signing of a joint statement outlining key priorities for strengthening Russia-Kazakhstan cooperation across multiple sectors. #Putin #Russia #Kazakhstan #Tokayev #Astana #Kremlin #Diplomacy #RussiaKazakhstan #Geopolitics #WorldNews #Eurasia #InternationalRelations #Break

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