Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev held a phone conversation. During the talks, cooperation projects in the trade, economic and energy spheres between the two countries were discussed.
According to a statement from the Kremlin, the sides addressed the implementation of agreements reached during Putin's state visit to Kazakhstan in May 2026. The statement emphasized the need to further develop strategic partnership and alliance relations.
It was noted that particular focus was placed on preparations for the 22nd Kazakhstan-Russia Interregional Cooperation Forum, scheduled to be held in Omsk at the end of July.
According to information provided by the press service of the Kazakh presidency, Tokayev stated that the decisions taken during Putin's visit to Kazakhstan had given significant momentum to bilateral relations. It was noted that the governments of the two countries are sequentially implementing the agreements reached.
Tokayev also shared his impressions of his recent visit to Brussels with Putin. The leaders also assessed current issues on the international and regional agenda.
At the end of the conversation, the two leaders agreed to remain in constant working contact.