Trump Invites Central Asian Leaders to Summit in Washington President Donald Trump has officially invited the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan to participate in the "Central Asia - US (C5+1)" summit set for November 6 in Washington. This summit will be the second of its kind in the "C5+1" format at the head of state level, following the inaugural meeting in 2023 in New York during the UN General Assembly, attended by then-US President Joe Biden. Washington aims to strengthen cooperation with Central Asia and mark the tenth anniversary of the "C5+1" diplomatic platform, a key component of US foreign policy in the region. The upcoming summit will provide a forum for discussions on various topics including security, economy, energy, infrastructure, trade relations, and the exploration of potential new partnerships between the US and the Central Asian countries involved.

President Donald Trump has officially invited the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan to participate in the "Central Asia - US (C5+1)" summit set for November 6 in Washington.

This summit will be the second of its kind in the "C5+1" format at the head of state level, following the inaugural meeting in 2023 in New York during the UN General Assembly, attended by then-US President Joe Biden. Washington aims to strengthen cooperation with Central Asia and mark the tenth anniversary of the "C5+1" diplomatic platform, a key component of US foreign policy in the region.

The upcoming summit will provide a forum for discussions on various topics including security, economy, energy, infrastructure, trade relations, and the exploration of potential new partnerships between the US and the Central Asian countries involved.