Russia Advances Greater Eurasia Plan with Central Asia Integration

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•Russia and Central Asian countries are transitioning from an action plan to an operational framework for Greater Eurasia.
•The humanitarian sphere is identified as a core component of the Greater Eurasia initiative as of May 21, 2026.
•The initiative seeks to enhance regional cooperation across economic, political, and social dimensions.
•Discussions and developments are taking place under the auspices of the Valdai Discussion Club.

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▸Russia successfully implements the working architecture with Central Asian states regional cooperation and integration in Eurasia will deepen, potentially boosting trade and political coordination among member states

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RUValdai Discussion ClubThe Humanitarian Sphere as the Core of Greater Eurasia RUValdai Discussion ClubRussia and Central Asia in Greater Eurasia: From an Action Plan to a Working Architecture

Russia is moving from planning to implementing a working structure for Greater Eurasia, focusing on deeper cooperation with Central Asian countries. The initiative highlights the humanitarian sphere as a central element, aiming to strengthen social and cultural connections alongside economic and political ties. This approach could affect regional collaboration, trade, and security arrangements in Eurasia, influencing the roles of Russia and Central Asian states.

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