Toqaev travels to Moscow for the Victory Day military parade.

Hittin' the Town with Kazakhstan's President

Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is jeting off to Russia, put on the guest list by none other than Vladimir Putin. The reason for this international meet-up? None other than the 80th commemoration of the Great Victory at the Kremlin Palace. And it's not just Tokayev mingling with the Russians—he's also scheduled to meet with other world leaders, like Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela and the Prime Minister of Myanmar.

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Moscow's about to be buzzing with some big names in the coming days, with leaders from the CIS countries, Venezuela, Brazil, Serbia, Slovakia, and more descending on the city for the Victory Parade. Over 19 leaders will be on hand to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Great Patriotic War.

So, who else is rubbing elbows with Tokayev? Word is Xi Jinping from China's already made an appearance in Russia, checking out the Victory Parade. And if it's any indication, other leaders from the Global South like Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cuba, and Venezuela might be in the mix, too.

Although the finer details about Tokayev's participation in the parade haven't been ironed out, given that 29 world leaders will be present, it's not hard to imagine that our Kazakhstani president might be one of them. But, to get a fully detailed picture, official sources from Russia or a thorough press release would be the way to go.

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*(Enrichment Data: Although the search results do not specifically mention Kazakhstani President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev as attending the Victory Parade in Moscow, other notable leaders who are confirmed to be attending include:

Xi Jinping of China: He is making a significant state visit to Russia during the event.
Robert Fico of Slovakia: He announced participation, drawing criticism from the EU.
Aleksandar Vučić of Serbia: His decision to attend also faced EU criticism.
Leaders from countries like Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cuba, Venezuela, and others from the Global South are also participating.)*

Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is expected to attend the Victory Parade in Moscow, joining other world leaders like Xi Jinping from China, Robert Fico from Slovakia, and Aleksandar Vučić from Serbia.
Tokayev might also be scheduled to meet with the Prime Minister of Myanmar along with other leaders from the Global South such as Brazil, Burkina Faso, and Cuba.
Despite the lack of official confirmation, given the presence of 29 world leaders at the event, it's likely that Tokayev will be part of the parade.
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Toqaev travels to Moscow for the Victory Day military parade.