Can Central Asia become India's next major trade partner? As New Delhi looks to diversify supply chains, reduce trade vulnerabilities and expand its economic footprint across Eurasia, Central Asia is emerging as a region of growing strategic importance. Improved connectivity, energy cooperation, transport corridors and stronger regional engagement could unlock new opportunities for Indian businesses. As leaders gather for the SCO Summit, the focus is increasingly shifting to how India can deepen economic ties with Central Asian nations and strengthen its position in regional trade networks.

Can Central Asia help India diversify trade? 

ASEAN foreign ministers held meetings with key dialogue and strategic partners on Thursday in Bangkok during the annual gathering of the 10-member bloc.

Japan, India, Canada FMs meet ASEAN leaders

Southeast Asian foreign ministers opened their annual meeting in Bangkok Wednesday with a call from host Thailand for deeper cooperation to expand trade and bolster prosperity in the region amid rising global challenges.

Opening of ASEAN foreign ministers meeting

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