Tokayev and Xi Jinping held talks in Moscow
The Presidents of Kazakhstan and China spoke before the concert at the Kremlin Palace. Xi Jinping’s visit to Kazakhstan is expected in June.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a brief meeting in Moscow. The discussion took place on the sidelines of festive events at the Kremlin Palace. The two leaders exchanged views on bilateral cooperation and discussed preparations for Xi Jinping’s upcoming visit to Kazakhstan, scheduled for next month.
According to official sources, the conversation took place in a warm and constructive atmosphere. The main focus was on strengthening strategic partnership, economic cooperation, and the development of joint infrastructure projects. Both leaders confirmed their mutual interest in deepening cooperation in trade, investment, energy, and transportation.
The sides also touched on regional and international issues, emphasizing the importance of maintaining stability and security in Central Asia. Special attention was given to the prospects for cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, where Kazakhstan remains one of China’s key partners.
The upcoming visit of the Chinese President to Kazakhstan is seen as a significant event in the development of Kazakhstan–China relations. It is expected that a number of bilateral agreements will be signed aimed at further expanding trade and economic cooperation and strengthening humanitarian ties between the two countries.
In recent years, Kazakhstan and China have shown steady growth in mutual trade. Both sides have expressed their readiness to continue working to create favorable conditions for business, increase trade turnover, and expand projects in logistics, digital technologies, and green energy.
The meeting between Tokayev and Xi Jinping in Moscow once again confirmed the high level of political dialogue between the two countries. Delegates from both sides noted that regular high-level contacts help strengthen trust and deepen the partnership.
In the coming weeks, further consultations are expected between government and business representatives of Kazakhstan and China in preparation for the visit. Following the visit, new agreements are planned to be signed, laying the foundation for further deepening of the strategic partnership between the two countries.
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