On June 16, 2025, President Xi Jinping was invited to attend the second China Asia Summit held in Astana, Kazakhstan. Two years ago, during the first China Asia Summit, President Xi quoted this ancient poem, which still lingers in his ears and has profound meaning, vividly demonstrating the long history and bright prospects of friendly exchanges between China and Central Asian countries. Just two days apart, the appearance of numerous Chinese figures at the DP Bakshasaray exhibition hall in Almaty is a powerful response to this profound friendship and new chapter of cooperation.
On June 18, 2025, as the heads of state of China and Kazakhstan jointly drew up a new blueprint for a community with a shared future, the Light Sound KAZAKHSTAN International Musical Instruments and Professional Lighting and Sound Exhibition in Almaty, Kazakhstan will grandly open at the DP Bakshasaray exhibition hall. Here, it was once a key node on the ancient Silk Road, with the sound of camel bells and a continuous stream of merchants, witnessing the exchange and mutual learning of Eastern and Western civilizations.
The 2025 Almaty International Musical Instruments and Professional Lighting and Sound Exhibition in Kazakhstan provides an excellent platform for cultural exchange and economic and trade cooperation between China and Kazakhstan. At the exhibition, Chinese companies showcased their intelligent products, attracting the attention of numerous Kazakhstani visitors. At the same time, Kazakhstan’s local music culture has also been widely spread through exhibitions. Such cultural exchanges and collisions not only enhance mutual understanding and friendship between the two peoples, but also provide new opportunities for cooperation in the field of cultural industries.
With the continuous development of China Kazakhstan relations, economic and trade cooperation is becoming increasingly close. This exhibition attracted numerous Chinese companies to participate, bringing advanced technology and products, and engaging in in-depth exchanges and cooperation with enterprises from Kazakhstan and neighboring countries. Through the exhibition, Chinese companies have further expanded their presence in the Central Asian market, while also providing support for the development of related industries in Kazakhstan.
