The Termez Dialogue Opens the Gateway to South Asia

This article analyzes the results and significance of the first interregional forum "Termez Dialogue," held in May 2025 at the International Trade Center "Termez" in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The forum served as the practical realization of the UN General Assembly Resolution "Strengthening Connectivity Between Central and South Asia," initiated by Uzbekistan. Discussions focused on trade and economic relations, transportation and energy cooperation, as well as issues of sustainable development, including water resource management. Particular attention was given to Afghanistan's role as a key link in ensuring regional connectivity. The article explores mechanisms for the institutionalization of interregional cooperation, the potential of cross-border infrastructure, and prospects for sustainable integration across the Eurasian space. Termez is positioned as a new hub for international dialogue, evolving from a logistical center into a geo-economic platform for regional stability and cooperation. The study is based on official documents, expert presentations, and statistical data collected during the forum and aims to contribute to the academic foundation for evaluating new models of interregional interaction.

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International Affairs Politics Economics Law
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.63407/618855
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Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East
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The Termez Dialogue Opens the Gateway to South Asia

Aziz Magrupov
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Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East
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The Termez Dialogue Opens the Gateway to South Asia

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This article analyzes the results and significance of the first interregional forum "Termez Dialogue," held in May 2025 at the International Trade Center "Termez" in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The forum served as the practical realization of the UN General Assembly Resolution "Strengthening Connectivity Between Central and South Asia," initiated by Uzbekistan. Discussions focused on trade and economic relations, transportation and energy cooperation, as well as issues of sustainable development, including water resource management. Particular attention was given to Afghanistan's role as a key link in ensuring regional connectivity. The article explores mechanisms for the institutionalization of interregional cooperation, the potential of cross-border infrastructure, and prospects for sustainable integration across the Eurasian space. Termez is positioned as a new hub for international dialogue, evolving from a logistical center into a geo-economic platform for regional stability and cooperation. The study is based on official documents, expert presentations, and statistical data collected during the forum and aims to contribute to the academic foundation for evaluating new models of interregional interaction.

International Affairs Politics Economics LawVol. 2(112)
Economic Scientific Research Institute (AZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East
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