Trump deemed Tokayev as a good man

President Donald Trump made a statement about Kazakhstan's leader Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Sunday, September 7. The President expressed his support for Tokayev, calling him a good man, and mentioned that he had a good conversation with the Kazakh leader.

The President's comments came as a response to a question from a reporter about his thoughts on Kazakhstan and whether he plans to visit the country. No plans for Trump's visit to Kazakhstan were discussed in this paragraph.

Before Sunday, September 8, President Trump shared with President Tokayev that the recent Russia-US talks helped the American side better understand Russia's position on Ukraine.

Meanwhile, President Tokayev is set to deliver an Address to the People of Kazakhstan on Monday, September 8. This tradition, which is considered the President's duty, will allow Tokayev to address the nation live, with the event scheduled to be streamed on a specified website.

The last time Tokayev delivered an Address was on September 2, 2024. No further details about the content of the Address were provided in this paragraph. However, an article titled "Tokayev reveals what will be in his Address to the people on September 8" is available for those interested in learning more.

Trump also asked journalists to convey his greetings to Tokayev, telling the reporter to tell him that he is a very good man. No further conversations between Trump and Tokayev were mentioned in this paragraph.

Trump's statement was made as he left the White House to attend the US Open men's tennis final. It remains to be seen if Trump's positive remarks towards Kazakhstan will lead to a future visit to the country.