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There is no need to expect any radical changes pointing in the direction of creating a parliamentary system, as a result of Akorda’s new initiative, says Kazakhstani political expert Tolgonai Umbetalieva. The idea of redistributing powers between the branches of power more closely resembles a transfer of responsibilities in a given area, she claims.
President Nazarbaev’s message to Kazakhstani people with a call for third wave of modernization made the activist part of society ask an age-old question: will the Akorda and the ruling elite be able to provide grounds for the development of economy based on non-raw materials, under present conditions?
