Tokayev, Trump Discuss Bilateral Ties, Global Issues

On Tuesday, the presidents of Kazakhstan and the United States, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Donald Trump, held an in-depth discussion on the bilateral agenda and current global affairs, including the situation in Ukraine.

Tokayev reiterated his commitment to full implementation of the agreements reached during his visit to Washington this November, The Caspian Post reports, citing Kazakh media.

The Kazakh leader stressed the complexity of settling the Ukrainian conflict, where the territorial issue is central and requires compromises from both sides considering the real situation ‘in the field.’

In this regard, Kazakhstan calls on all the sides involved to exercise patience, flexibility, and professionalism, while continuing to seek a peace formula. Even through the country does not act as a mediator, it is ready to offer a negotiation platform in a spirit of goodwill, if needed.

Tokayev highlighted the outstanding leadership skills possessed by the US president, that helped him end a number of international military conflicts and achieve positive outcomes in boosting the U.S. domestic potential.

In conclusion, Tokayev invited Trump to pay a visit to Kazakhstan at his convenience and assured that the event will go down in history.