Central Asian leaders and the President of Azerbaijan adopted the Cholpon-Ata Declaration at Lake Issyk-Kul during an informal consultative summit to deepen regional integration.
Key points
- Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev highlighted the shift from a fragmented Central Asia to a consolidated shared regional vision.
- Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev stated that Central Asia is currently experiencing the most successful period in its history.
- Leaders discussed strengthening trade, transport connectivity, environmental adaptation to climate change, and energy partnerships.
Why it matters
The adoption of the Cholpon-Ata Declaration and the inclusion of Azerbaijan formalize a broader macro-regional framework that strengthens economic, environmental, and diplomatic ties across Eurasia.
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