Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan used the UN General Assembly to secure major agreements with U.S. companies and U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration, highlighting their efforts to attract investment and strengthen international partnerships, particularly in connectivity and energy. Uzbekistan announced over $100 billion in potential investments, including an $8 billion aircraft deal, while Kazakhstan signed a $4.2 billion locomotive production agreement and reaffirmed its commitment to work with American oil companies. Despite media focus on competition, both nations are balancing Western engagement with ongoing ties to Russia, navigating domestic dynamics and geopolitical realities as they seek greater international visibility and influence.
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan Expand Foreign Partnerships – Jamestown
