Afghan and Uzbek Experts Discuss Regional Cooperation in Tashkent Roundtable
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan (Afghan Verified) -- Afghan and Uzbek experts convened for a roundtable in Tashkent to discuss expanding regional cooperation and strengthening the Central Asia-Afghanistan format.
The event, titled "Central Asia-Afghanistan Consultative Dialogue: What is the Next Step for Bilateral and Multilateral Cooperation?", was organized by the Afghanistan Strategic Studies Center and the International Institute of Central Asia.
Dr. Abdul Hai Qant, head of the Afghanistan Strategic Studies Center, emphasized the need for pragmatic, economy-focused approaches and highlighted the importance of specialized dialogues in fostering cooperation.
Participants committed to enhancing expert exchanges and pursuing joint initiatives aimed at promoting regional stability and connectivity. The discussions underscored the potential for deeper bilateral and multilateral ties between Afghanistan and Central Asian countries.
The roundtable reflects ongoing efforts to build practical partnerships centered on economic development and regional integration.
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Where reports agree
- Roundtable event held in Tashkent involving Afghanistan Strategic Studies Center and International Institute of Central Asia.
- Discussions focused on regional cooperation between Central Asia and Afghanistan.
- Dr. Abdul Hai Qant made statements on pragmatic, economy-centered approach.
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