Kazakhstan and the EU finalized deals worth over $12 billion, including a 7.1 billion euro Airbus jet purchase, to strengthen trade ties.
Kazakhstan and the European Union signed agreements potentially valued at $12 billion during President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s visit to Brussels. The largest deal involves the purchase of 50 Airbus passenger jets for 7.1 billion euros, bolstering bilateral trade relations.
The agreements align with the EU’s Global Gateway program and aim to expand the Middle Corridor trade route. Tokayev’s meetings with EU officials, including Trade Commissioner Maroš, focused on energy and economic security, marking a strategic shift in regional partnerships.
No immediate market reaction was reported following the announcement, which concluded on June 23.