"We have not participated in the talks yet, it there are invitations, we will decide on them," Akbik told Sputnik.
He pointed out that the UN Security Council resolution 2254 and Geneva agreements must be a basis for negotiations.
"While it is a legal basis, we agree to take part in the negotiation process," Akbik said.
He added that Russia and the United States could exert pressure on Syrian authorities to initiate the transition period.
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev supported the initiative and expressed readiness to provide a platform for such talks in the Kazakh capital.
On Monday, UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura said he intended to convene negotiations between the Syrian government and opposition in Geneva, Switzerland on February 8.
