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Save the date for the&nbsp;Trans-Caspian Forum 2026, taking place on&nbsp;June 10, 2026, at the&nbsp;National Press Club in Washington, DC.

Hosted by the Caspian Policy Center, this year&rsquo;s forum,&nbsp;&ldquo;Economic Security through Peace and Durable Partnerships,&rdquo;&nbsp;will convene senior U.S. and regional government officials, leading experts, and private sector executives to explore the evolving strategic relationship between the United States and the Greater Caspian region.

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Discussions will focus on:

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	Strategic connectivity and the Middle Corridor
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	Critical minerals and investment opportunities
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	Digital transformation and industrial AI
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	Energy security, including hydrocarbons, uranium, and next-generation nuclear technologies
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The full agenda and speaker lineup will be announced in the coming weeks. Please mark your calendar and stay tuned for additional details.

Trans-Caspian Forum 2026

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UPCOMING

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Headlines from the Caspian: April 13, 2026

The year, 2026, is shaping up to be a landmark year in Kazakhstan's political evolution

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Diversifying critical minerals supply chains away from China is a strategic imperative for the US

Decoupling: Moving Central Asia’s Critical Minerals West

Your quick primer on the latest developments in the Caspian this week...

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In a recent move to diversify foreign trade flows, Uzbekistan is rapidly expanding freight transport ...

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The Eurasian Economic Union convened in Shymkent last week

Headlines from the Caspian: March 30, 2026

Over the past four years or so, what has been unfolding in Central Asia and the South Caucasus ...

Baku Dialogues: Policy Perspectives on the Silk Road Region

Headlines from the Caspian: March 23, 2026

Conflict, Corridors, and Commerce: How the Iran War Is Rewiring Eurasian Trade

French nuclear technology company, Framatome, will participate in projects supporting the construction

Headlines from the Caspian: March 16, 2026

Rounding out an eventful year of diplomacy for Central Asia, the presidents of the five Central Asian (C5) states traveled to Tokyo, Japan,

Transparent and Reliable: How a Strong Foundation Brought Japan Success in Central Asia’s Minerals Sector

March 10, London - China has rapidly expanded its footprint in Central Asia over the last 15 years, most recently emerging as the region's largest trading partner.

“Central Asia and China: Partnership or Dependence?” – CPC London Event Summary

Recent Iranian strikes an attempt to sabotage a rare opportunity

Tehran trying to sabotage Trump’s Caspian region peace plan

Headlines from the Caspian: March 9, 2026

Armenia and San Francisco-based tech company, Firebird.ai, are planning to construct the first artificial intelligence data center in the South Caucasus

Data, Deterrence, Dependence: Armenia’s AI Ambitions and America’s Strategic Calculus

With Vice President J.D. Vance’s recent visit to Armenia and Azerbaijan

Securing the Caspian: The Quiet Strategic Shift Behind America’s Caucasus Diplomacy

As the conflict between the United States-Israel coalition and Iran continues to expand and encompass other states

Iran, Azerbaijan, and the Geopolitics of Escalation in the South Caucasus

March 3, WASHINGTON, D.C. - Amid a period of profound geopolitical transformation, Central Asian states are advancing a renewed C6

A New and Expanded Central Asia: C6 Steps for Trans-Caspian Growth

When U.S. and Israeli forces struck Iran on February 28  the shockwaves reached far beyond the Persian Gulf.

Iran Shockwaves Reverberate across the Caspian

World Bank approves $846 million IBRD loan for Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ).

Headlines from the Caspian: March 2, 2026

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The Caspian Policy Center has collected data from the Customs Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan to determine total trade turnover and Tajikistan&#39;s leading trade partners in 2022.&nbsp;

The Caspian Policy Center has collected data from the Customs Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan to determine total trade turnover and Tajikistan's leading trade partners in 2022.

Tajikistan's Foreign Trade Turnover for 2022: Infographic

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