Regionalism in External Economic Relations of Kazakhstan

This thesis deals with the economic and geopolitical development of Kazakhstan after the collapse of the Soviet Union to the present day. It is a state in Central Asia that shares borders with Russia and China, which defines its position on the Eurasian continent. In the last ten years in Kazakhstan, economic growth has been linked mainly to its economic development and the development of its external economic policy. Therefore, the work will analyze the development of Kazakhstan in the last twenty years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, who is a strategic partner of Kazakhstan at present, and what are the prospects for the development of Kazakhstan as a sovereign state. The work is analyzed in the context of the theory of regionalism and the identification of Kazakhstan as a sovereign and economically rapidly developing state is examined.