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Tokayev meets Chinese energy, digital and finance executives in Almaty

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Tokayev meets Chinese energy, digital and finance executives in Almaty

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Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with executives from Hong Kong Sino-Science Oil and Gas, VNET Group, Shanghai Junhe Atomic Technology and Silk Road Finance Corporation in Almaty on September 25. The sides discussed joint projects in energy, digitalization and finance. Tokayev said the presence of leading Chinese companies reflects high trust in Kazakhstan.

Key Facts

  • Hong Kong Sino-Science Oil and Gas has invested over $3 billion in Kazakhstan and is a major oil and gas sector participant.
  • VNET Group Executive Chairman Chen Sheng expressed interest in building a large data center cluster and AI infrastructure.
  • Shanghai Junhe Atomic Technology was named a promising partner for peaceful nuclear energy cooperation.
  • Tokayev thanked Yin Caiwan for organizing the Kazakhstan–China investment forum.

Meeting Participants

Tokayev met with Yin Caiwan of Hong Kong Sino-Science Oil and Gas, Chen Sheng of VNET Group, Tian Jiashu of Shanghai Junhe Atomic Technology and Li Shan of Silk Road Finance Corporation. The meeting took place in Almaty on September 25, according to the Akorda press service. The executives represented energy, digitalization and finance sectors.

Investment and Cooperation

Hong Kong Sino-Science Oil and Gas has invested over $3 billion in Kazakhstan and is a major oil and gas sector participant. VNET Group Executive Chairman Chen Sheng expressed interest in building a large data center cluster and AI infrastructure. Tokayev confirmed readiness for close cooperation in investment attraction, technology localization, joint research, talent support and competence centers. Shanghai Junhe Atomic Technology was named a promising partner for peaceful nuclear energy cooperation, including full production cycle from uranium processing to small modular reactors.