Cameron first PM in Kazakhstan
David Cameron has arrived on a mission to boost British trade with the mineral-rich Kazakhstan. He becomes the first serving Prime Minister to visit the country.
Cameron: Kazakhstan is an 'emerging power'
David Cameron said Kazakhstan was "not just an emerging market" but "an emerging power" after signing a strategic partnership with the country:
The Government hopes the business deals signed on the trip will be the start of a surge in trade, which could result in contracts worth £85 billion in Kazakhstan over the coming years.
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Kazakhstan leader challenged by human rights question
The Prime Minister's trade mission to Kazakhstan has been overshadowed by controversy over the country's human rights record.
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PM to challenge human rights abuses in Kazakhstan
David Cameron has arrived in Kazakhstan, becoming the first serving Prime Minister to visit the country.