Nazarbayev: Kazakhstan has the moral right to be the leader of anti-nuclear movement

"The importance of Central Asia as one of the most active subjects of global policy increases. Kazakhstan, as you know, was the site of negotiations on one of the most complex problems of the modern world. Almaty has held two rounds of talks in the format of "five plus one", which is to seek solutions to the situation around the Iranian nuclear program. Kazakhstan, who voluntarily gave up the fourth largest nuclear arsenal and shut the world's largest nuclear test site, has the moral right to be the leader of the anti-nuclear movement and talk about its experience, " said Nursultan Nazarbayev speaking at the Eurasian Media Forum 2013 in Astana.

"A few nuclear bombs do not constitute any guarantee for the security of any state, as the world has thousands of them, and the confidence of the international community, peace for the world make investments, give the benefit to the people. We are constantly talking to our Iranian friends, " added the President.