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Tashkent, November 2023
Introduction Despite the dramatic political challenges and shifts India’s commitment to maintain relations with Afghanistan remains unchanged. What does make this South Asian giant to keep engaged in its tumultuous neighbour’s affairs? This paper argues that while India’s core strategic interests in Afghanistan have not changed, the approach has evolved from proactive state-building to cautious engagement when the Taliban came to power in 2021. India
The commentary analyses the current state and dynamics of foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction in Uzbekistan’s economy, viewing FDI as a key element for sustainable economic growth, technological development and job creation. Since 2017, the country has implemented many reforms aimed at attracting investors and improving the investment climate, including the introduction of laws on special economic zones and currency operations, which has led to the creation of numerous economic and industrial zones.
On 5 November, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED), represented by Prof. Dr. Gulnoza Ismailova, Vice-Rector for Science and Innovations, Ambassador (ret.) Prof. Dr. Abdusamat Khaydarov, Director of the Diplomatic Academy,
On 1 November, Fazliddin Djamalov, Leading Research Fellow at IAIS, during his research visit to Ankara engaged with prominent Turkish think tanks to explore avenues for collaboration and strategic analysis. He held discussions with leading experts from the A
On 1 November, the Institute for Advanced International Studies (IAIS) welcomed a distinguished assembly of scholars, initiating a bold new phase in international academic cooperation. Among the prominent guests were Seunrae Kim, Head of the Institute of Russian Studies
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