(India-Asia Centrale) Focus sull’incontro, a Delhi, dei capi della sicurezza nazionale indiano e dei Paesi dell’Asia Centrale (fonte: Pravesh Kumar Gupta, VIF)

December 18, 2022

On December 6, 2022, the National Security Advisors/Secretaries (NSAs) of India and Central Asian countries met for the first time in Delhi. The meeting was hosted by India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and attended by his counterparts from five Central Asian countries, except for Turkmenistan, which was represented by its envoy in New Delhi, MR Shalar Geldynazarov. The meeting was held as a result of the First India-Central Asia Summit, which took place in January of this year and at which all of the leaders agreed to hold regular meetings between the heads of national security in their respective countries.

The significance of the First Meeting of India-Central Asia NSAs | Vivekananda International Foundation (vifindia.org)

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(India-Asia Centrale) Focus sull’incontro, a Delhi, dei capi della sicurezza nazionale indiano e dei Paesi dell’Asia Centrale (fonte: Pravesh Kumar Gupta, VIF)

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