BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 13. Tajikistan and India
discussed expanding economic and regional cooperation.
This was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Tajikistan in a report published on June 12, following a meeting
between the Tajik FM, Sirojiddin Muhriddin, and India’s Minister of
State for External Affairs, Environment, Forest and Climate Change,
Kirti Vardhan Singh.
According to the Tajik MFA, the meeting was held on the
sidelines of the International Conference titled "Central Asia —
the Core of the SCO: A Space of Peace and Shared Development."
The report indicates that in the course of the meeting, the
sides exchanged views on a wide range of issues related to
bilateral relations and discussed prospects for further development
of mutually beneficial cooperation in various areas of mutual
interest.
'''The interlocutors also considered opportunities to strengthen
cooperation within international and regional organizations, as
well as expand economic, trade, and investment ties between the
countries,'' the information adds.
The expansion of cooperation between Tajikistan and India
reflects the growing importance of economic and regional
partnerships in Central and South Asia.
Strengthening trade, investment ties, and coordination within
international organizations creates additional opportunities for
both nations to enhance connectivity and develop mutually
beneficial projects.
Against the backdrop of increasing regional cooperation,
dialogue between Dushanbe and New Delhi may contribute to greater
economic integration and sustainable development across the
region.
