How does Pakistan's focus on the UAP railway project affect Uzbekistan?
Pakistan prioritizes UAP railway project feasibility study as part of diplomatic efforts with Afghanistan. As part of its diplomatic efforts toward Afghanistan, Pakistan has been pursuing a framework agreement for a feasibility study of the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan (UAP) railway project. This project is considered a key priority of Pakistan's constructive engagement with the Taliban regime. The project aims to strengthen connectivity and transit corridors linking Central Asia with the Arabian Sea ports.
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- Mild positive
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- Over the long term
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- Gone quiet
How it reaches Uzbekistan
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Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Ishaq Dar, addressed the 27th informal meeting of the Economic Cooperation Organisation (ECO) Council of Ministers in New York. Dar stated that terrorism originating from Afghanistan was undermining regional peace and development. Pakistan urged the Taliban regime to take concrete and verifiable action against specific militant outfits, including the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). The foreign minister also noted that Pakistan had been pursuing constructive engagement by extending bilateral and transit trade concessions to Afghanistan and prioritizing a feasibility study for the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan (UAP) railway project.
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Amid heightened tensions caused by terrorist attacks from Afghanistan-based militants, Pakistan has advocated constructive engagement with the Taliban regime in line with its foreign policy goals of peace, development, and regional integration.
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- geo.tv Sep 26
- tribune.com.pk Sep 26
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Pakistan has been pursuing a framework agreement for a feasibility study of the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan railway project, which is viewed as a key priority of this constructive engagement.
2 reports connect these two. Brind only summarizes; follow a link to read the reporting itself.
- geo.tv Sep 26
- tribune.com.pk Sep 26
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sovereign state in Central Asia
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- Pakistan is pursuing a framework agreement for a feasibility study of the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan railway project.geo.tv, tribune.com.pk
- The UAP railway project is considered a key priority of Pakistan's constructive engagement with the Taliban regime.geo.tv, tribune.com.pk
- Pakistan's constructive engagement is pursued amid heightened tensions caused by terrorist attacks from Afghanistan-based militants.geo.tv, tribune.com.pk
Why it matters
The successful development of the UAP railway project holds significant potential for Central Asian connectivity. If realized, it could enhance regional integration by linking Central Asia with the Arabian Sea ports, aligning with Pakistan's broader objectives for the Economic Cooperation Organisation (ECO).
What we don't know yet
- What are the specific terms of the framework agreement for the UAP railway project?
- How will the current security situation in Afghanistan impact the feasibility study?
Is this still moving?
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- geo.tvSep 26
- tribune.com.pkSep 26
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