Rahmon meets Trump envoy in Bishkek to discuss investment, security
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Tajik President Emomali Rahmon met with US Special Envoy for Central and South Asia Sergio Gor and Republican Senator Steve Daines in Bishkek. The sides discussed Tajik-American cooperation, investment, and regional security. Rahmon highlighted the C5+1 format as a key platform for regional dialogue.
Key Facts
- The meeting took place in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on an unspecified date.
- US Special Envoy Sergio Gor and Senator Steve Daines represented the United States.
- Discussions covered trade, investment, and projects in energy, industry, and mining.
- Rahmon called C5+1 an important platform for regional dialogue and cooperation.
- Security, stability, and political-diplomatic conflict resolution were also discussed.
Meeting Participants
President Emomali Rahmon met with US Special Envoy for Central and South Asia Sergio Gor in Bishkek. Republican Senator Steve Daines, a member of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, also attended. The meeting was held in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek.
Economic Cooperation
The sides discussed development of trade and economic ties and investment attraction. Particular attention was paid to opportunities for projects in Tajikistan's energy, industrial, and mining sectors. Rahmon emphasized the value of the C5+1 format, which unites Central Asian countries and the United States. He stated that Tajikistan highly values the C5+1 mechanism as an important platform for regional dialogue and cooperation.
Regional Security
The interlocutors also discussed security and stability in the region and the world. They addressed political and diplomatic ways to resolve conflicts. The meeting followed Gor's two-day visit to Tajikistan in late April, during which he held meetings with the country's leadership.
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