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India-Central Asia Partnership Soars: PM Modi Paves Way for Enhanced Cooperation & Regional Stability
A New Era of Collaboration: India and Central Asia Forge Stronger Bonds
New Delhi, India – In a significant diplomatic stride, the Foreign Ministers from five Central Asian nations – Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan – held a pivotal joint call on Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi yesterday. This high-level interaction followed their productive discussions earlier in the day at the 4th Meeting of the India-Central Asia Dialogue, underscoring a shared commitment to regional prosperity and stability.
The Central Asian Foreign Ministers briefed Prime Minister Modi on the fruitful outcomes of their dialogue, which laid the groundwork for deeper engagement across various sectors. The collaborative spirit demonstrated during these meetings highlights the growing strategic importance of the India-Central Asia relationship.
Prime Minister Modi's Vision: From Historic Ties to Future Growth
Prime Minister Modi emphatically reiterated India's long-standing prioritization of relations with Central Asian countries. Building on centuries of shared history and vibrant people-to-people connections, he articulated a compelling vision for the future. This includes fostering greater economic interconnections, expanding crucial connectivity pathways, enhancing vital defence and security cooperation, and embarking on comprehensive collaboration in exciting new and emerging areas.
The Prime Minister emphasized that a robust partnership between India and Central Asia isn't just mutually beneficial; it acts as a powerful "force multiplier" in effectively addressing shared regional and global challenges. This holistic approach signals a strategic alignment to tackle contemporary issues ranging from economic development to counter-terrorism.
Standing United Against Terrorism: A Shared Commitment
In a powerful display of solidarity, the Central Asian Foreign Ministers unequivocally condemned the heinous terrorist attack that occurred on April 22, 2025, in Pagalgam. They conveyed their steadfast support for India’s unwavering fight against cross-border terrorism, reinforcing the shared commitment to regional peace and security. This condemnation underscores the growing convergence of views on critical security matters between India and the Central Asian states.
Looking Ahead: The Second India-Central Asia Summit
As a testament to India's commitment to this vital partnership, Prime Minister Modi extended a warm invitation to the leaders of all Central Asian countries for the Second India-Central Asia Summit, set to be held in India. This forthcoming summit promises to further elevate the dialogue and solidify the strategic framework for future cooperation, charting a course for even stronger bonds and collective progress.
The proactive engagement and shared vision demonstrated today mark a pivotal moment in India's foreign policy, signifying a renewed impetus to its ties with the dynamic and strategically important Central Asian region.
In his tweet,PM...
Delighted to meet with the Foreign Ministers of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. India deeply cherishes its historical ties with the countries of Central Asia. Look forward to working together to further deepen our cooperation in trade,… pic.twitter.com/UmzPnF3BI8
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 6, 2025
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