Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is scheduled to visit Kazakhstan from Tuesday for two days visit following an invitation from Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev.
According to the Dawn, a high-level delegation will accompany Sharif to Kazakhstan capital Astana.
Pakistan was among the first few countries that recognised and established diplomatic relations with Kazakhstan following its independence in December 1991 after the disbanding of the Soviet Union.
A statement issued by the Prime Minister House said the visit is reflective of Sharif's vision to improve and strengthen relations with Central Asian Republics.
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