Tokayev’s Brussels Visit Yields $12 Billion in EU Deals (opens original article in a new tab)
Kazakhstan and the EU signed over $12 billion in commercial agreements during President Tokayev's visit, highlighting expanded economic cooperation in transport, energy, and technology sectors.
- Over $12 billion in commercial agreements signed between Kazakhstan and the EU during Tokayev's visit
- Kazakhstan aims to expand cooperation with the EU in transport, critical minerals, energy, and AI
- EU is Kazakhstan's largest trade and investment partner, accounting for nearly half of FDI in the country
- Kazakhstan seeks to become a regional logistics hub with increased cargo capacity to 10 million tons annually
- Kazakhstan offers strategic resources and investment opportunities aligned with European standards
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