This day in history

In 2006, a monument to Nauryzbay batyr was set in the Almaty region

In 2005, two-volume edition devoted to the 80th anniversary of the Hero of the Soviet Union A. Moldagulova was presented.

In 2000, Atyrau city hosted an international conference dedicated to the 775th anniversary of Sultan Baybars

In 2007, Kazakhstan joined the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership

In 1924, a resolution on the State Division of the Central Asian republics was adopted.

In 1992, Kazakhstan and Belarus set diplomatic relations

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In 1924, a resolution on the State Division of the Central Asian republics was adopted.

September 16, 1924, extraordinary session of the Central Executive Committee of Turkestan adopted a resolution on the State Division of the Central Asian republics. As a result, 40 percent of the territories of the former Turkestan, Khiva and Khorezm republics, with a population of about 1.5 million people, were passed to the Kazakh ASSR. The territory of Kazakhstan has increased from 2 million square kilometers in 1920 to 2.8 million square kilometers in 1925. After joining the KASSR southern territories republic’s population has grown from 4.8 million people in 1920 to 6.5 million in 1925. As a result of the national-state demarcation of Central Asia, the unification of the Kazakh lands in a single Kazakh Soviet state.