Rwandan President Paul Kagame Arrives in Kazakhstan for Astana International Forum

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President Paul Kagame arrived in Astana, the capital city of Kazakhstan, on Tuesday, May 27, for an official state visit at the invitation of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The visit marks a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations between Rwanda and Kazakhstan.

During his stay, President Kagame is scheduled to deliver keynote remarks at the Astana International Forum, a major global platform that brings together leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss pressing global challenges and cooperation strategies. His participation underscores Rwanda’s growing role in international dialogue and its commitment to global engagement.

On Wednesday, May 28, President Kagame and his host, President Tokayev, will hold a closed-door bilateral meeting to discuss areas of mutual interest, including trade, investment, education, technology, and diplomatic cooperation. Following the private talks, both leaders are expected to address a joint press conference to share outcomes from their discussions.

In addition to the high-level talks, delegations from both countries are expected to sign a number of cooperation agreements, covering various sectors aimed at deepening the strategic partnership between Rwanda and Kazakhstan.

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This visit also builds on a foundation established during President Kagame’s historic trip to Kazakhstan in 2015, which marked the first time a Rwandan head of state officially visited the Central Asian nation. President Kagame’s return to Astana reflects the continued commitment of both countries to expanding their diplomatic and economic ties on a mutually beneficial basis.