Tokayev warns 'Great Fragmentation' risks grow without effective multilateralism
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Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev warned at the New Delhi summit that multipolarity without effective multilateralism would make the 'Great Fragmentation' more dangerous for humanity. He said Kazakhstan supports multipolarity based on sovereign equality, balance of interests, and shared responsibility. Tokayev expressed confidence the summit would advance this vision through practical cooperation.
Key Facts
- Tokayev made the remarks at the conclusion of his speech at the New Delhi summit.
- He said Kazakhstan advocates multipolarity based on sovereign equality, balance of interests, and shared responsibility.
- Tokayev expressed confidence that the New Delhi summit would advance this vision through practical cooperation and joint progress.
Summit Address
At the New Delhi summit, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev stressed the need for multipolarity based on sovereign equality and balance of interests. Concluding his speech, Tokayev said multipolarity without effective multilateralism would inevitably make the 'Great Fragmentation' even more dangerous for humanity. He stated that Kazakhstan therefore advocates multipolarity grounded in sovereign equality, balance of interests, and shared responsibility.
Vision for Cooperation
Tokayev expressed confidence that the New Delhi summit would contribute to advancing this vision through practical cooperation and joint progress.
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