sco, shanghai cooperation organisation summit in june, all together and former last year summit of osce all together is a new and good opportunity to put kazakhstan on the global map. >>gusenbauer: these are all events that of course put kazakhstan into the spotlight not only in the energy field where it is already but also accessible for a broader public. >>reporter: hosting the 7th asian winter games, like other events, is part of kazakhstan's efforts to diversify its economy. the aim is to use the nation's new-found wealth from natural resources to boost other sectors. >>kwasniewski: this is a problem, how to imagine, and how to propose, and how to implement this new concept of economy after gas, after oil after uranium, not yet but next 50 years. >>kelimbetov: i think the role of the kazakhstan economy is to be a services economy to the giants of russia and china. like canadians do it to united states or austria to germany. we understand our role and our niches in those market. >>reporter: it's this understanding that has kazakhstan now gearing up for its next bid: the winter olympi

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sco, shanghai cooperation organisation summit in june, all together and former last year summit of osce all together is a new and good opportunity to put kazakhstan on the global map. >>gusenbauer: these are all events that of course put kazakhstan into the spotlight not only in the energy field where it is already but also accessible for a broader public. >>reporter: hosting the 7th asian winter games, like other events, is part of kazakhstan's efforts to diversify its economy. the aim is to use the nation's new-found wealth from natural resources to boost other sectors. >>kwasniewski: this is a problem, how to imagine, and how to propose, and how to implement this new concept of economy after gas, after oil after uranium, not yet but next 50 years. >>kelimbetov: i think the role of the kazakhstan economy is to be a services economy to the giants of russia and china. like canadians do it to united states or austria to germany. we understand our role and our niches in those market. >>reporter: it's this understanding that has kazakhstan now gearing up for its next bid: the winter olympi

we're developing the office of security corporation which will fall under the embassy, and the osc will provide oversight over all security cooperation in iraq, and it will assume responsibility for the near $13 billion worth of foreign military sales programs that we currently have with the iraqis. it will also coordinate international military education and training. and this office will work hard and be dedicated to closing the capability gaps within the iraqi security forces. clearly, there is much work to do, but i am encouraged by the progress iraq has made over the last few i years, and i'm confident iraq can achieve its full potential if it stays on the path that it's currently on. i'd like to close my remarks by recognizing the great men and women that are srving in iraq -- serving in iraq and their families who are supporting them. while our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guardsmen and civilians are serving overseas, our families are serving here at home, and certainly we would not be where we are today without the sacrifices of so many. and without the unwavering s

we are developing the office of security cooperation, which will fall under the embassy, and the oscl provide oversight over all security cooperation in iraq, and it will assume responsibility for the near $13 billion worth of foreign military sales programs that we currently have with the iraqis. it will also coordinate international military education and training. this office will work hard and dedicated to closing the capability gaps within the iraqi security forces. clearly, there is much work to do, but i am encouraged by the progress that iraq has made over the last few years, and i'm confident that iraq can achieve its full potential if it stays on the path is currently on. i would like to close my remarks by recognizing the great men and women that are serving in iraq and their families who are supporting them. while our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guardsmen, and civilians are serving overseas, our families are serving here at home, and we would not be where we are today without the sacrifices of so many. and without the unwavering support from here at home. mr