Kazakhstan, Türkiye eye investment protection deal

Kazakhstan and Türkiye plan to sign an agreement on the mutual promotion and protection of investments.

Report informs, citing the Kazakhstani Foreign Ministry, that the draft document has been submitted for public discussion until May 29, 2026.

The draft agreement is aimed at creating stable and predictable conditions for investors of the two countries.

The agreement also provides for full protection and security of investments, free transfer of investors' income and other provisions.

The Foreign Ministry noted that the purpose of the agreement is to create favorable conditions for mutual investment and ensure the legal protection of investors in both countries.

The agreement will enter into force after domestic procedures are completed and the sides exchange diplomatic notifications.