14.03.2025, 17:04

Kazakhstan's President supports transition to single time zone, urges not to politicise the issue

ASTANA. March 14 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev supported the government's decision to introduce a single time zone in the country, calling for an end to the discussion and not to politicise this issue.

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Kazakhstan's President supports transition to single time zone, urges not to politicise the issue

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