Central Asia Watch Team : Alexiane Pradier, Maxime Delaye, Lucien Moreels, Sophie Marc, Audrey Colin et Julie Eifler-Bolander.
The files we follow : Multi-vector policies in Central Asia; Mongolia and Central Asia/South-East Asia relations; New Silk Roads; Resources, energy, raw materials and environment; Security, Defence and Border Conflicts; Humanitarian and development aid; Kyrgyz, Tajik and Turkmen internal policy; Other forms of international cooperation in the area; Culture and religions in Central Asia…
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April was an eventful month in terms of numerous summit meetings, about security and defense issues, but also cooperation. However, important announcements were also made about energy, development and environment.
The beginning of April was initially shaped with news regarding the central Asian air security system, with the announcement of the export of iHTAR anti-drone systems to Kyrgyzstan, underlining the growing importance of UAVs in Central Asian combat doctrines. At the same time, Kyrgyzstan also signed a joint air defense system with Russia. The month was also marked by a rapprochement of Central Asia with NATO members through a visit of the American Secretary and CENTCOM to Turkmenistan, followed by a visit of the Italian Defense Minister to Uzbekistan. Finally, the holding of the SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) on 28 April allowed for a dialogue with the Pakistani and the Kyrgyz government.
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