>>sager: our world is rapidly changing. given the dramatic developments in the middle east and north africa, how do you see the role of the united nations in terms of conflict resolution? >>tokayev: i am confident that the united nations plays a very important role and the resolution which has beenpassed by the united nations from my point of view has to be fully fulfilled and implemented and i think that it was a very good resolution in order to stop the civil war in libya and in this respect, i fully support the statement by the secretary general ban-ki-moon, with regards to this resolution and in general with regard to the developments, which are unfortunately taking place in libya. >>sager: is this region here in central asia in particular, kazakhstan immune to the revolutions and political upheaval, is it different here and if so why? >>tokayev: i would say that i don't believe that the upheavals in northern africa will affect my home country because we have a special program cusing on the economic development of the c

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