By Kim Yoo-chul
One event on Sunday captured a neighborly relationship between Korea and Kazakhstan, made possible through mutual respect despite the geographical distance.
Their respect is based on Korea’s successful economic model and Kazakhstan’s bold effort to remove its Soviet legacy and become nuclear-free.
That was why the biography of Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev was published in Korean and an event to mark the occasion was held Sunday in Seoul with a press conference with the British biography author.
``It’s true that the Kazakhstan President has a lot of charm, charisma and ``It’s true that the Kazakhstan President has a lot of charm, charisma and good sense of humor. I wrote the biography