The press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan said that the republic will continue to ensure the rights and interests of all representatives of the multi-ethnic people, as well as the safety of foreign citizens, including the diplomatic corps. This was reported on the website of the department.

“The state will continue to ensure the rights and interests of all representatives of our multi-ethnic and multi-confessional people, as well as the safety of foreign citizens in the country, including the diplomatic corps and journalists. Foreign investments and business of foreign companies will be protected, ”the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

The publication notes that the republic is committed to respecting international obligations in the field of human rights and continuing the course of reforms.

Earlier, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that in connection with the appeal of the President of Kazakhstan, he decided to send the collective peacekeeping forces of the CSTO to the republic in order to stabilize and normalize the situation.

In Kazakhstan, protests continue, which began on January 2 in the city of Zhanaozen, Mangistau region, after the price per liter of liquefied gas increased to 120 tenge (about 21 rubles). Before that, the price for a liter of gas was 60 tenge. Two days later, clashes between protesters and the police and the military began in Almaty and a number of other cities. Clashes also took place in Aktobe, Taraz, Aktau and other settlements.

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