Jordan intends to expand cooperation with Kazakhstan in the field of defense and technology. The main topics were the development of bilateral relations, trade, investments, transportation, technology and regional security. Tokayev noted that recently relations between the two countries have tightened significantly. Of particular importance were high-level mutual visits in 2025, after which the parties signed a joint statement and several agreements between government ministries and business representatives. Astana expects to move from the agreements reached to specific projects. Among the promising areas, the president listed the economy, scientific and academic cooperation, culture and tourism. International security took a special place in the negotiations. Tokayev thanked Abdullah II for the Aqaba process initiative, which has been operating for more than ten years and aims to strengthen international cooperation in the field of security. Kazakhstan is organizing the first meeting of this initiative in Central Asia. The summit in Astana is dedicated to security issues in the field of artificial intelligence. The King of Jordan, in turn, confirmed his intention to expand cooperation with Kazakhstan in trade, investment, tourism, technology and defense. He also expressed interest in working together to ensure regional security and fight terrorism and extremism. During the visit there was an exchange of state awards. Tokayev awarded Abdullah II the Order of Al-Farabi, which became the first such honor for the King of Jordan. The Kazakh president explained the award by the monarch's contribution to the development of relations between the two countries and to the strengthening of international security. In response, Abdullah II awarded Tokayev Jordan's highest state award - the Order of Al-Hussein bin Ali.

Jordan intends to expand cooperation with Kazakhstan in the field of defense and technology. The main topics were the development of bilateral relations, trade, investments, transportation, technology and regional security. Tokayev noted that recently relations between the two countries have tightened significantly. Of particular importance were high-level mutual visits in 2025, after which the parties signed a joint statement and several agreements between government ministries and business representatives. Astana expects to move from the agreements reached to specific projects. Among the promising areas, the president listed the economy, scientific and academic cooperation, culture and tourism. International security took a special place in the negotiations. Tokayev thanked Abdullah II for the Aqaba process initiative, which has been operating for more than ten years and aims to strengthen international cooperation in the field of security. Kazakhstan is organizing the first meeting of this initiative in Central Asia. The summit in Astana is dedicated to security issues in the field of artificial intelligence. The King of Jordan, in turn, confirmed his intention to expand cooperation with Kazakhstan in trade, investment, tourism, technology and defense. He also expressed interest in working together to ensure regional security and fight terrorism and extremism. During the visit there was an exchange of state awards. Tokayev awarded Abdullah II the Order of Al-Farabi, which became the first such honor for the King of Jordan. The Kazakh president explained the award by the monarch's contribution to the development of relations between the two countries and to the strengthening of international security. In response, Abdullah II awarded Tokayev Jordan's highest state award - the Order of Al-Hussein bin Ali.