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The Astana Times (5 February 2026)

Dana Omirgazy 

Kazakhstan and Pakistan signed 32 commercial agreements at a Feb. 4 business forum in Islamabad during President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s state visit. The agreements aim to expand bilateral cooperation across priority sectors, including finance, logistics, industry, energy, the agro-industrial complex, digital services, and infrastructure.

The largest industrial agreement concluded during the forum was a $108 million contract between Kazakhstan’s Falcon EuroBus LLP and Pakistan’s QCC International for the supply of domestically produced electric buses. The agreement is strategically significant for advancing Kazakhstan’s mechanical engineering sector, promoting the Made in Kazakhstan brand abroad, expanding export capacity, and supporting the localization of high-tech manufacturing, the Kazakh Ministry of Trade and Integration reported. 

Several agreements focused on establishing joint investment mechanisms and strengthening the financial framework for cooperation. Samruk Kazyna Sovereign Wealth Fund and Pakistan’s Fauji Group of Companies agreed to create a joint investment platform to identify and implement projects in both countries. (...)

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