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India-Uzbekistan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and India's Central Asia Strategy

📅 Published 30 August 20261 min readInternational RelationsGS Paper II, GS Paper III
India-Uzbekistan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and India's Central Asia Strategy

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India-Uzbekistan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and India's Central Asia Strategy Why in News?

  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a State Visit to Uzbekistan on 29-30 August 2026.
  • The visit renewed focus on India's Central Asia policy and its strategic engagement with Uzbekistan.
  • Official outcomes included a Cultural **Exchange Programme **for 2026-30.
  • India and Uzbekistan agreed to cooperate on conservation and restoration of the Buddhist sites of Fayaz Tepa and Kara Tepa at Termez.
  • Archival cooperation and an MoU on Ayurveda and other traditional systems of medicine were also part of the outcomes.
  • Both sides reviewed trade and investment, Digital Public Infrastructure, UPI, defence and security, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, critical minerals, agriculture, education, tourism, space and people-to-people ties. UPSC Syllabus Linkage
  • GS II: India and its extended neighbourh
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  • Paper: GS Paper II, GS Paper III

  • Theme: International Relations

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