Tokayev holds phone call with Putin

Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Russia's President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone on July 1, focusing on the robust trajectory of bilateral cooperation between their nations. The Akorda press service reported that Tokayev highlighted the significant momentum generated by agreements reached during Putin's state visit to Kazakhstan in May.

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The agreements reached during Vladimir Putin's state visit to Kazakhstan in May had given significant momentum to the entire spectrum of bilateral cooperation.

Both leaders affirmed that their respective governments are diligently working to implement these agreements. A primary focus of the conversation was the upcoming 22nd Kazakhstan-Russia Interregional Cooperation Forum, scheduled to take place in Omsk, Russia, at the end of July. This forum is a key platform for fostering collaboration between regions of both countries.

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The governments of both countries are ensuring the consistent implementation of the agreements reached.

Beyond bilateral matters, the presidents also addressed current international and regional issues, underscoring the shared strategic interests between Kazakhstan and Russia. The conversation concluded with an agreement to maintain regular working contacts, reinforcing the close ties and ongoing dialogue between the two heads of state. Putin's state visit in late May had previously solidified the comprehensive strategic partnership and allied relations between the two nations.

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During the conversation, special attention was paid to preparations for the 22nd Kazakhstan–Russia Interregional Cooperation Forum, which will take place in Omsk at the end of July.