In light of the increasing global challenges, President Putin stressed that Russia is committed to strengthening the strategic partnership with the countries of Central Asia, as Moscow seeks to enhance economic and political cooperation with these important countries in the region. This partnership also reflects Russia’s desire to expand its influence and enhance stability in Central Asia through joint projects in the fields of energy, transportation, and trade, which contributes to achieving sustainable development, enhancing regional security, and providing new opportunities for growth. economic for all countries concerned
Putin affirms Russia’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with Central Asian countries
Russian President Vladimir Putin affirmed on Thursday Russia’s firm commitment to strengthening its strategic partnership and alliance with Central Asian countries, during a summit. "Russia and Central Asia" At its second session in the Tajik capital, Dushanbe, Putin stated that Russia is committed to continuing to strengthen its political, economic and humanitarian relations with these countries, noting the importance of mutual benefit in these relations.
Impressive results in economic cooperation
Putin explained that Russia and Central Asian countries have achieved positive results in all areas of cooperation, as the volume of Russian trade exchange with these countries exceeded $45 billion last year (2024), which indicates good prospects for developing economic relations in the future. He also pointed out that there is a systematic shift towards using national currencies in trade between Russia and Central Asian countries, which reflects the depth of the economic partnership between the two sides.
A summit that brings together leaders to discuss cooperation
The summit also includes leaders of the countries of Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, where prospects for cooperation in multiple areas including trade, economy, finance, industry, logistics and energy will be discussed. The Russian President’s arrival in Tajikistan comes on a three-day state visit, from October 8 to 10, where his agenda includes multiple activities, including participation in a summit. "Russia and Central Asia" The meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Commonwealth of Independent States.
