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  1. Pakistan is establishing long-term economic cooperation with Central Asia, including plans to join the International North-South Transport Corridor.

Uzbekistan and Pakistan Agree to Advance Economic Cooperation via Railway Links

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Uzbekistan and Pakistan agreed to strengthen economic cooperation, aiming to translate existing understandings into concrete projects with clear timelines and financing arrangements. The agreement was reached during a meeting in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, on September 28, 2026. Discussions focused on regional connectivity, investment, and mobilizing international financing, with particular emphasis on the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan Railway.

From radio.gov.pk

Why it matters

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The talks centered on how the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan Railway could serve as a transformative link between Central Asian markets and Pakistan's ports. Officials stressed that the partnership must move from political understanding to bankable projects with measurable economic outcomes.

Pakistan is establishing long-term economic cooperation with Central Asia, including plans to join the International North-South Transport Corridor.

From radio.gov.pk

Who's involved

  • UzbekistanSovereign state in Central Asia, key partner in the cooperation talks.
  • PakistanSovereign state in South Asia, partner focused on port connectivity.

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  • Asian Development BankSpeculative

    The regional development bank could see new financing opportunities through large infrastructure deals.

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  1. Bakhtiyor Saidov met with Pakistan's foreign minister to discuss expanding bilateral trade and investment.Sub-event
  2. Agreed to strengthen economic cooperation, discussing railway links between Central Asian markets and Pakistani ports.1 source

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