Stability Basis in Kazakhstan is Tolerance and Mutual Trust in International Relations

Abstract

The aim of this study is to analyze the national and interethnic attitudes and demographic situation in modern Kazakhstan. Preservation of stability and of tolerance, the establishment of national cultural center, and to give the free opportunity to freely to develop the culture, language, traditions and mode of life of the nationalities living in Kazakhstan is the national policy of the Kazakh state. The significances of this article in multiethnic society are freedom, solidarity, stability and revival; and it is the main criterion, and priority. Currently, more than 130 nationalities are living in the sovereign territory of Kazakhstan. Some of them, in 30 - 40th years of the last century were forcibly deported in Kazakhstan. Koreans, Karachay, Balkars, Chechens, Poles and others related to these categories. Then indigenous Kazakhs helped save their lives. In the years of repression in Kazakhstan there have been organized several camps for repressed. Most of them are representatives of various nationalities and after the liberation they remained in Kazakhstan. After the announcement of Kazakhstan's sovereignty in 1991 there have been given them the opportunity to develop their own language, culture and tradition. Neighborliness and mutual nationality, respect each other is a guarantee for the development, improvement and modernization of Kazakhstan.