President Tokayev’s State Visit to the United States

By Kadir Duran / Bruxelles Korner

7 November 2025

Tokayev Welcomed at the White House: A Strengthening Strategic Partnership

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington.

The agenda included political cooperation, investment expansion, technology, and the consolidation of an already solid strategic partnership between Astana and Washington.

Trump Announces Kazakhstan’s Upcoming Entry into the Abraham Accords

Following trilateral talks with Benjamin Netanyahu and Tokayev, Donald Trump officially announced that Kazakhstan is preparing to join the Abraham Accords.

Negotiations are in their final stage, and Astana confirms that the decision aligns with its foreign policy centered on dialogue, balance, and regional stability.

C5+1 Summit: A “New Era” in U.S.–Central Asia Relations

At the C5+1 Summit held at the White House, President Tokayev declared that Kazakhstan is entering a new phase of strategic partnership with the United States.

Key points:

• Over $100 billion in cumulative U.S. investments,

• More than 600 American companies currently operating in Kazakhstan,

• An official invitation for U.S. businesses to expand their presence in the country.

29 Agreements Worth $17 Billion — Where Is the Money Going?

On 6 November 2025, Astana and Washington signed 29 major agreements, totaling $17 billion.

The sectors involved include:

• Industrial manufacturing,

• Mining and critical minerals,

• Advanced aviation,

• Digital infrastructure.

A decisive step in Kazakhstan’s ongoing economic modernization.

Trump Considers an Official Visit to Kazakhstan

During the summit, Donald Trump mentioned for the first time that he is considering a state visit to Kazakhstan, praising Tokayev’s leadership and the country’s strategic assets.

Quote: “I think it is very possible that we will do that.”

Kazakh Startups Shine in Washington Valued at $1.4 Billion

In Washington, Kazakh startups showcased a rapidly expanding tech ecosystem, with a combined valuation of about $1.4 billion.

A clear signal that Kazakhstan aims to secure a lasting place in global innovation.