India is set to host the fourth edition of a major dialogue with Central Asian countries—Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan—on June 6, 2025. This initiative forms part of India’s broader strategy to deepen relations with these nations and serve as a counterbalance to China’s increasing influence in the region.
The upcoming meeting will focus on:
- Regional cooperation
- Security concerns
These issues highlight India’s strategic priority on Central Asia. Over recent years, India has enhanced its political and economic relationships with these countries, promoting stability and mutually beneficial development through diplomatic efforts and regional dialogue forums.
Previous dialogue editions have aimed to build trust and collaboration across:
- Trade
- Security
- Cultural exchange
- Energy cooperation
The forthcoming conference will further India’s vision of a stable and prosperous neighborhood, grounded in both historical ties and current geopolitical interests.
Experts consider this dialogue essential due to the complex security and political challenges facing the Central Asian region. India’s active role as host underscores its dedication to forging strong regional partnerships and engaging in global diplomacy amid existing international tensions.
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