On October 29, the inter-parliamentary forum of Central Asian countries (CA) was held in Dushanbe with the participation of delegations from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The format develops the interaction of the five countries at the level of the parliament and contributes to the formation of the legal basis for the implementation of interstate agreements. , the forum was the chairman of the upper house of the parliament of Tajikistan Rami Ammali. He linked the development of an inter-parliamentary dialogue with the decisions of the consultative meetings of the heads of Central Asian countries and noted that the countries of the region should build a new system of cooperation taking into account modern geopolitical realities. In the economic bloc, the participants discussed trade, investment, transport and logistics, energy, industrial cooperation and digitalization. A separate meeting was dedicated to water security, melting glaciers, climate resilience and joint management of transboundary resources. For Central Asia, these are not only environmental policy issues: water distribution is directly related to agriculture, energy and economic interests of neighboring countries. The parliamentary format allows us to discuss the legal mechanisms needed to reconcile such interests. Regional coordination is developing alongside CA's multilateral collaboration with external partners. In January 2026, Moscow hosted a high-level consultation in the Central Asia-Russia format on the implementation of the joint action plan for 2025-2027. The parties discussed the implementation of the agreements of the second summit of the heads of states of Central Asia and the Russian Federation, which was held in Duval in October 2025. In the consultation, special attention was paid to the systematic work organization of the relevant ministries and departments of the six countries to implement the agreements reached.

On October 29, the inter-parliamentary forum of Central Asian countries (CA) was held in Dushanbe with the participation of delegations from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The format develops the interaction of the five countries at the level of the parliament and contributes to the formation of the legal basis for the implementation of interstate agreements. , the forum was the chairman of the upper house of the parliament of Tajikistan Rami Ammali. He linked the development of an inter-parliamentary dialogue with the decisions of the consultative meetings of the heads of Central Asian countries and noted that the countries of the region should build a new system of cooperation taking into account modern geopolitical realities. In the economic bloc, the participants discussed trade, investment, transport and logistics, energy, industrial cooperation and digitalization. A separate meeting was dedicated to water security, melting glaciers, climate resilience and joint management of transboundary resources. For Central Asia, these are not only environmental policy issues: water distribution is directly related to agriculture, energy and economic interests of neighboring countries. The parliamentary format allows us to discuss the legal mechanisms needed to reconcile such interests. Regional coordination is developing alongside CA's multilateral collaboration with external partners. In January 2026, Moscow hosted a high-level consultation in the Central Asia-Russia format on the implementation of the joint action plan for 2025-2027. The parties discussed the implementation of the agreements of the second summit of the heads of states of Central Asia and the Russian Federation, which was held in Duval in October 2025. In the consultation, special attention was paid to the systematic work organization of the relevant ministries and departments of the six countries to implement the agreements reached.