Central Asian nations discuss cooperation with US in Tajikistan’s Dushanbe

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Central Asian nations discuss cooperation with US in Tajikistan’s Dushanbe
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Bigwigs from the foreign ministries of Central Asian nations and the US Department of State gathered in Dushanbe for a powwow of the “Central Asia–United States” Secretariat under the C5+1 umbrella, Trend reports via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan.

During the convening, stakeholders conducted a comprehensive analysis of the prevailing metrics and strategic trajectories pertaining to the C5+1 framework. Discourse centered on strategic preparations for the decadal commemoration of the C5+1 initiative, enhancing economic diplomacy through the B5+1 Forum to bolster commercial and investment linkages, alongside the Critical Minerals Dialogue.

Authorities conducted a thorough analysis of methodologies to enhance synergies within the C5+1 Secretariat, focusing on the orchestration of ministerial convenings and the establishment of sectoral task forces. Delegates from the involved nations engaged in a comprehensive dialogue regarding the strategic agendas of forthcoming initiatives and reiterated their dedication to enhancing collaborative synergies within the C5+1 framework.