The greatest events in the History of Kazakhstan

The biggest events in the history of Kazakhstan are:

1. Kazakhstan's accession to the Soviet Union (1922): Kazakhstan joined the Soviet Union in 1922 and was called the Kazakhstan Soviet Socialist Republic within the Soviet Union.

2. Kazakhstan's declaration of independence (1991): After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Kazakhstan declared its independence on December 16, 1991 and became the Republic of Kazakhstan.

3. The capital of Kazakhstan was moved from Almaty to Astana (1997): The capital of Kazakhstan was moved from Almaty to Astana in 1997. This change enabled the political and economic center of the country to shift to Astana.

4. Denuclearization of Kazakhstan (1995): Kazakhstan gave up the nuclear weapons it inherited after the collapse of the Soviet Union and became a nuclear-weapon-free country. This contributed to the country's efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons around the world.

5. Kazakhstan's participation in the Eurasian Economic Union (2015): Kazakhstan joined the Eurasian Economic Union, formed by Russia, Belarus and Armenia, in 2015. This union aims to promote economic and commercial cooperation among member countries.

6. Kazakhstan becoming a leading country in Central Asia: Kazakhstan has become a country that assumes an economic and political leadership role in Central Asia. The country has become an important actor in interaction with other countries in the region, thanks to its energy resources, strategic location and international relations.

7. Kazakhstan's participation in the New Silk Road Project with China: Kazakhstan participated in the New Silk Road Project with China and made significant investments in railway and infrastructure projects within the scope of this project. This project enables Kazakhstan to become the center of trade between Asia and Europe.