MODERN HISTORY OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS OF CENTRAL ASIAN STATES

Abstract

In the realm of international relations, Central Asia has emerged as a region of increasing significance, marked by a complex web of diplomatic interactions and strategic partnerships. This scientific article delves into the intricate aspects of diplomatic relations among the Central Asian states, shedding light on the historical evolution and contemporary dynamics shaping this crucial geopolitical landscape. Specifically, the article explores the stages of diplomatic development in Uzbekistan, a key player in the region, and examines the foundations of regional cooperation in Central Asia. It delves into the internal challenges faced by the regional states in their quest for integration, as well as the unique geopolitical features that define their interactions. Moreover, the article delves into the factors that impede cooperation between Central Asian states, including the influence of external forces on regional dynamics. It also highlights the pivotal role played by Uzbekistan in fostering regional cooperation and elucidates the ways in which Uzbekistan’s interests intersect with broader regional processes. By unpacking these multifaceted dimensions, this article offers a comprehensive understanding of the modern history of diplomatic relations in Central Asia.