President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev outlined connectivity and economic cooperation as the main pillars of Kazakhstan–Pakistan relations in a Feb. 5 interview with The News Pakistan, emphasizing trade expansion, transport corridors and regional stability.

According to Tokayev, the partnership between the two countries is increasingly focused on delivering practical economic results.

Kazakhstan is ready to participate in the development of the Kazakhstan–Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan corridor, which is strategically important. It will link Central and South Asia which would enhance trade flows and strengthen both countries’ roles in regional transport networks.

Tokayev also highlighted Kazakhstan’s domestic transformation, describing ongoing constitutional reforms as part of a broader effort to build a more balanced and accountable political system.

“Kazakhstan has moved away from a super-presidential system toward a presidential republic with consolidated checks and balances, grounded in a strong president, an influential parliament, and an accountable government,” he said.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-beirut/press/news/details/1159509?lang=kk