Türkiye and Kazakhstan to Jointly Develop Drone Technology

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Reported Facts

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•On May 14, 2026, Türkiye and Kazakhstan announced a joint project to build drones.
•On May 15, 2026, Erdoğan attended the Turkic States summit held in Kazakhstan.
•The Kazakh-Turkish Business Forum on May 15, 2026, focused on AI, logistics, and industrial cooperation.
•New agreements signed between the two countries cover education and energy sectors.
•Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Erdoğan emphasized expanding strategic partnership during the summit.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Türkiye and Kazakhstan successfully develop and produce drones jointly both countries could enhance their defense capabilities and increase exports in military technology.

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RUAstana TimesTokayev, Erdoğan Highlight AI, Logistics and Industrial Cooperation at Kazakh-Turkish Business Forum RUAstana TimesFrom Education to Energy: Kazakhstan and Türkiye Expand Strategic Partnership Through New Agreements MEDaily SabahErdoğan attends Turkic States summit in Kazakhstan MEDaily Sabah

Turkish President Erdoğan and Kazakh President Tokayev reinforced their countries' partnership at the Turkic States summit and business forum in Kazakhstan. They highlighted joint drone production alongside expanded collaboration in artificial intelligence, logistics, education, and energy sectors. This cooperation aims to strengthen technological innovation and economic ties between Türkiye and Kazakhstan.