Development of trade and economic cooperation of border regions of Russia and Kazakhstan

Abanina, Irina N.; Ogloblina, Elizaveta Valentinovna

doi:10.24158/tipor.2021.12.10

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“…В концепции приграничного взаимодействия в Российской Федерации прописана координация действий всех органов власти (федеральных, субъектов России и местного самоуправления). Они должны укреплять связи между странами с целью сбалансированного развития данных территорий и процветания населения 1 .…”

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Strategy for Socio-economic Cross-border Cooperation in the Regional Context (the Example of the Omsk Region and the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Pogrebtsova

2024

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Active development of socio-economic ties and logistic chains with friendly states is of strategic importance due to the current geopolitical situation. Omsk region is located at the crossroads of important railways and waterways. Therefore, it is very important to form a strategy of development of the main directions of deep regional cross-border cooperation. It will allow to steadily develop friendly ties, diversify the economy, use the available resources and innovative technological platforms.The article presents the main approaches to the concept of “cross-border cooperation”. The legislative base is studied, the role and content of interaction of territories on the example of the Omsk region and the Republic of Kazakhstan is revealed. Special attention is paid to the factors influencing successful and constraining cooperation between neighboring regions of the countries. The main directions for the development of socio-economic regional cross-border cooperation are revealed.Aim. The purpose of this article is to analyze the implemented strategy of socio-economic interregional cross-border cooperation, as well as to identify the main points of contact between the Omsk region and the Republic of Kazakhstan.Tasks. During the research, the following tasks were solved: the concept of regional cross-border cooperation was defined; normative-legal acts in this area were analyzed; the strategy of socio-economic regional cross-border cooperation on the example of the Omsk region and the Republic of Kazakhstan was evaluated; the main points of contact in this territory were revealed.Methods. The research is based on scientific publications of scientists in the field of interregional crossborder cooperation. The methods of research, analysis, systematization and generalization were used to assess the effectiveness of the strategy.Results. The results of the evaluation of the strategy of regional cross-border cooperation have shown that in recent years, bilateral socio-economic ties between the Omsk region and the Republic of Kazakhstan are actively developing, many successful investment projects in various areas of the economy are being implemented, forums are regularly held. However, the ongoing changes require constant revision of the strategy of interregional cooperation, as well as the identification of promising areas, taking into account the available resources.Conclusions. The current global situation opens new opportunities for the Omsk region to provide favorable conditions for the sale of goods and technologies, tourism development, etc. There is a high dynamics of long-term partnership, the formation of the legal framework that supports interregional ties between the region and the Republic of Kazakhstan. The article proposes a number of directions for building up the experience of regional mutually beneficial interregional cooperation.

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Strategy for Socio-economic Cross-border Cooperation in the Regional Context (the Example of the Omsk Region and the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Pogrebtsova

2024

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Russian-Kazakh border: Sustainability and typology by ethnic, historical and natural characteristics

Sokolov,

Rudneva

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The formation of the Russian-Kazakh border is a complex evolutionary and historical process, and the territory itself is an area of contact of integrated, but at the same time culturally and ethnically distinct territories. In order to determine the sustainability of the Russian-Kazakh border, the segmentation of its sections was carried out according to a set of features defined by typology (natural, ethnic, historical characteristics of the sections). Based on their synthesis, the Russian-Kazakh border is divided into separate segments forming 3 categories of sustainability. As a result of the study it was determined that the most stable parts of the border are historically mature, have a high degree of ethnic contrast and are often of natural origin - this is the western sector of the border area (parts of the Astrakhan, Volgograd, Saratov and Orenburg regions). A significant part of the border belongs to the category of the least stable and has only one feature - these are the central and eastern sectors of the borderland (Chelyabinsk, Kurgan, Tyumen, Omsk, Novosibirsk regions). Due to the length of the border and the historical development processes of this territory, the areas with no signs of sustainability - this is a geometric type of border - are also identified. They do not take into consideration natural, historical and ethnic peculiarities and are often determined by economic needs - these are the parts of the Astrakhan, Volgograd, Orenburg regions and Altai Krai.

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Assessment of Prospects for Sustainable Cross‐Border Cooperation of the Russian Post‐Virgin Regions of the Urals and Siberia with the Republic of Kazakhstan

Chibilev (jr.),

Lebedeva,

Tuktamysheva

et al. 2024

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Aim. Comprehensive assessment of the stability of cross‐border cooperation between the Russian steppe regions of the Urals and Siberia and the Republic of Kazakhstan in the fields of foreign trade and migration. To achieve the goal, a model has been developed to assess the prospects for sustainable cross‐border interaction of the Russian steppe regions of the Urals and Siberia with the Republic of Kazakhstan.The research conducted using the methodology developed made it possible to identify the problems of cross‐border interaction of Russian steppe regions with the Republic of Kazakhstan. Against the background of a decrease in general mobility of the population of the Russian steppe regions, the share of those who left for the Republic of Kazakhstan among the total number of those who left abroad had a positive trend during the period analysed in the vast majority of steppe regions of the Russian Federation. In five of the eight regions considered, the interaction is characterized as "stable" and "steady", "unstable" interaction in the field of migration only in the Altai Territory.The Tyumen Region was the leader in terms of the share in the country's export‐import operations among the steppe regions of the Russian Federation for 2015–2021. In the period under review, foreign trade turnover had a stimulating effect on the economy of the Chelyabinsk region, the Republic of Bashkortostan and the Novosibirsk region. At the same time, the most active foreign trade activity with the Republic of Kazakhstan was observed in the Altai Territory and Omsk and Kurgan regions. Stable cross‐border cooperation in the field of foreign trade with the Republic of Kazakhstan is only in place in the Kurgan region.

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Development of trade and economic cooperation of border regions of Russia and Kazakhstan

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Strategy for Socio-economic Cross-border Cooperation in the Regional Context (the Example of the Omsk Region and the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Strategy for Socio-economic Cross-border Cooperation in the Regional Context (the Example of the Omsk Region and the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Russian-Kazakh border: Sustainability and typology by ethnic, historical and natural characteristics

Assessment of Prospects for Sustainable Cross‐Border Cooperation of the Russian Post‐Virgin Regions of the Urals and Siberia with the Republic of Kazakhstan

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