President Tokayev Outlines Kazakhstan’s Proposals for Gaza Reconstruction at Trump’s "Board of Peace"

During the inaugural meeting of the "Board of Peace" held in the United States, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev announced Kazakhstan's specific proposals aimed at stabilizing the situation in the Gaza Strip and rehabilitating the region. The initiatives were reported by the Akorda press service.

The Head of State declared that Kazakhstan is prepared to participate in infrastructure reconstruction by engaging internationally reputable companies.

"Kazakhstan intends to participate in the restoration and construction work of the region by involving international companies with high business and professional reputations. Within this program, we can facilitate the development of infrastructure, including the construction of houses, residential complexes, schools, hospitals, and other vital social facilities," stated Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.

President Tokayev further emphasized Kazakhstan's readiness to provide humanitarian aid, leveraging its position as a major global grain producer. Kazakhstan is prepared to provide food aid to ensure food security in Gaza and surrounding areas. The country plans to allocate over 500 educational grants over a five-year period for Palestinian students to study at Kazakhstani universities.

Additionally, the President highlighted Kazakhstan’s willingness to share its expertise in digitalization and support international stabilization efforts. Kazakhstan is ready to share its internationally recognized experience in e-government and other digital solutions to help rebuild administrative frameworks. The country is prepared to support international stabilization forces by deploying a team of medical professionals to establish a field hospital, as well as sending observers to the Civil-Military Coordination Center.

The Head of State reaffirmed that Kazakhstan’s commitment to peace-building and humanitarian initiatives remains steadfast and consistent on the global stage.