Tokayev and the King of Jordan Expand Cooperation and Sign 15 Agreements
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Jordanian King Abdullah II held a meeting to discuss future cooperation. As a result of the negotiations, 15 agreements were signed, and a joint statement was issued, reaffirming the commitment to strengthening strategic ties.
Tokayev congratulated King Abdullah II on his 25th anniversary on the throne, acknowledging his contribution to regional stability and security. In response, the Jordanian monarch expressed support for Kazakhstan’s international initiatives and ongoing reforms.
Strengthening Economic Cooperation
One of the key topics was the expansion of trade and economic relations. Kazakhstan and Jordan agreed on joint projects in the following areas:
- Energy – renewable energy development and nuclear sector cooperation.
- Transport and logistics – infrastructure improvements and implementation of the Trans-Caspian transport route.
- Pharmaceuticals – joint ventures and the promotion of medical tourism.
- Education and culture – academic exchanges and collaborative research programs.
Both sides also agreed to establish direct flights between the two countries, significantly facilitating business and tourism travel.
Geopolitical Issues and Regional Security
The meeting included discussions on Middle Eastern security, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and humanitarian initiatives. Kazakhstan reaffirmed its support for Jordan’s peacekeeping efforts in the region.
Additionally, the leaders addressed global energy security, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation in sustainable development.
Cultural Cooperation and the Astana-Amman Partnership Anniversary
In 2025, Kazakhstan and Jordan will host joint events marking the 20th anniversary of the Astana-Amman sister city partnership. This milestone will further enhance cultural and humanitarian ties between the two nations.
Conclusion
The negotiations between Kazakhstan and Jordan highlighted the high level of mutual trust and commitment to expanding cooperation. The signed agreements will pave the way for economic growth and strengthened diplomatic relations.
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