Minister of State for External Affairs, Kirti Vardhan Singh, met with Sirojiddin Muhriddin, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan, in Dushanbe to explore enhancing bilateral cooperation in mutual interest areas. They reviewed the full spectrum of India-Tajikistan relations and deliberated on ways to further strengthen collaboration. Singh also invited high-level participation from Tajikistan in the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Civilizational Dialogue to be held in Kolkata.
Singh emphasized the enduring friendship and strategic partnership between India and Tajikistan, underscoring the significance of their relationship. During the SCO Conference on Central Asia in Dushanbe, Singh reiterated India’s commitment to its partnership with Central Asia and the SCO, highlighting India’s priorities within the organization. He stressed on youth engagement, cultural exchanges, and regional connectivity as key areas of focus for India within the SCO framework.
The Indian Minister participated in the SCO Conference on Central Asia in Dushanbe, reaffirming India’s dedication to its enduring partnership with Central Asia and the SCO. He emphasized India’s priorities within the SCO, including youth engagement, cultural exchanges, and strengthening regional connectivity. Singh also mentioned India’s upcoming hosting of the 1st SCO Civilisation Dialogue Forum in Kolkata next month.
Singh’s visit to Dushanbe for the SCO conference aimed to reinforce India’s commitment to its partnership with Central Asia and the SCO. The Ministry of External Affairs highlighted India’s recognition of Central Asia as an extended neighborhood and a crucial partner in advancing regional connectivity, security, and prosperity.
