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Kärım Qajymqanūly Mäsımov is a Kazakh politician who served as Prime Minister of Kazakhstan from 2007 to 2012 and again from 2014 to 2016. He was Deputy Prime Minister from 2006 to 2007 and held the positions of Minister of Economy and Budget Planning and Minister of Transport and Communications in 2001. He served as chairman of the National Security Committee from 2016 to 2022.
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In fact, we are quite the opposite. ... We are a golden opportunity to prove that smaller, advancing nations can successfully host the Winter Games.
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“I came to Israel with a clear message to the nation in Zion from the president, that Kazakhstan is a moderate Muslim state which is interested in being involved in the Middle East. Kazakhstan intends to found political and economic ties with Israel and its neighbors.”
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The UN Working Group considered the possibility of releasing Mr
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After a meeting of the Security Council, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dismissed Karim Massimov from the post of Chairman of the National Security Committee amid mass unrest in the country
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“In fact, we are quite the opposite. ... We are a golden opportunity to prove that smaller, advancing nations can successfully host the Winter Games.”
Published video “Темиртау, Караганда, 2016”.
Career landmark: Chairman of the National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan (2016–2022).
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Awarded Order of the Friendship of Peoples (2015).
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Career landmark: Prime Minister of Kazakhstan (2014–2016).
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Career landmark: State Counsellor of Kazakhstan (2014–2014).
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Published video “Выступление Б.Жумагулова”.
Published video “Выступление М.Оспанова”.
Published video “Выступление В.Божко”.
Published video “Выступление С.Нокина”.
Published video “Выступление А.Исекешева”.
Published video “Выступление У.Шукеева”.
Published video “Выступление Б.Жамишева”.
Published video “Выступление Б.Сагинтаева”.
Published video “Working visit of S.Akhmetov to Mangystau region”.
Published video “Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics R. Mandell”.
Published video “Minister of State for Finance of Canada T.Menzies”.
Published video “Report of C.Bogosta”.
Published video “Exclusive interviews with Steve Almond”.
Published video “Nobel Prize Laureate Christopher Pissarides”.
Published video “WTO Deputy Director-General Alejandro Jara”.
Published video “Professor of Economics Ramón Tamames.”.
Published video “Addresses of T. Blair, R. Prodi and W. Kok.”.
Published video “Exclusive interviews with Carlos Miguel Gutierrez”.
Massimov was unanimously re-elected for another four-year term to head the Asian federation, which is recognised by the Olympic Council of Asia
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Career landmark: Head of the Presidential Administration of Kazakhstan (2012–2014).
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Awarded honorary doctor of the Wuhan University (2008).
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“I myself am an Internet user, I myself am a blogger.”
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Career landmark: Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan (2006–2007).
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Career landmark: Minister of National Economy (2006–2006).
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Career landmark: Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan (2001–2003).
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Career landmark: Minister of Transport and Communications of Kazakhstan (2000–2001).
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And worked in business in China and at Almaty Trade and Financial Bank
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Massimov earned a doctoral degree from the Moscow State University of Technologies and Management
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Graduated from the graduate school of the Kazakh State Academy of Management
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Massimov became the head of the Department of the Ministry of Labour
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Minister of Transport in 2000, and Deputy Prime Minister in 2001, returning to that role in 2006
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Massimov graduated from the Republican Physics and Mathematics Boarding School in Alma-Ata
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Born 1965-06-15.
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