The role of the Assembly of People in ethnic politics in Kazakhstan after Soviet

Due to the current political situation in the world, international and inter-ethnic relations of various regions are also very complicated. Most of the countries with more ethnic diversity find it difficult to live tolerantly and peacefully in relations among different ethnic groups. It is known that among the reasons of ethnic conflicts in various regions of the world, the understanding of tolerance cannot be maintained among ethnic groups in the activities of political leaders and state institutions. Therefore, social and political institutions become the objects of scientific research in line with the regulation and development of relations among ethnic groups, such as the Assembly of People of Kazakhstan. Founded in 1995, the Assembly of People of Kazakhstan played an important role in the formation process of the ethnic politics of Independent Kazakhstan. This study examines the formation processes of the multiethnic structure of Kazakhstan, the role of the Assembly of People of Kazakhstan within the context of "inter-ethnic group tolerance and social harmony model" in ethnic politics applied to inter-ethnic relations since 1991, the contributions of the ethnocultural associations underlying the Assembly and the deputies elected by the Assembly of People of Kazakhstan to the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the social and political life of the multiethnic Kazakhstan community.