Kazakh President Kasim-Zhomart Tokayev supported the reconciliation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, noting that the experience of the South Caucasus shows the possibilities of far-sighted political leadership, reports Zakon.kz, referring to Kazakhstan. to the press service of the president. Speaking at the VII Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia, held in Baku, Tokayev announced that after decades of deep disagreements, the The ongoing rapprochement "opens up new perspectives and creates opportunities for strengthening ties between the East and the West." "After decades of deep differences, this rapprochement opens up new perspectives, creating opportunities to build bridges between the East and the West," the President of Kazakhstan emphasized. At the same time, Tokaev proposed to jointly develop the CICA transport interconnection strategy. According to him, the document will allow to assess the potential of key international transport routes in the region, including the "One Belt, One Road" initiative, the North-South Corridor, the Middle Corridor and the TRIPP initiative. The President of Kazakhstan also drew special attention to energy security. He noted that cross-border energy infrastructures are more often affected by conflicts, and the instability of energy markets creates risks for economic growth even far from the directly affected countries. As an example of regional cooperation, Tokayev mentioned the agreement on strategic partnership in the field of green energy supplies between Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan. It creates the basis for the formation of the Caspian green energy corridor, which should unite the energy systems of the three countries and ensure their further connection with the European markets through the Black Sea. Tokaev arrived in Baku on October 14 to participate in the international summit. After the summit, he arrived in Yerevan to participate in COP 17.