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Kun.uz (27 November 2025)

The Japanese government is making arrangements to host its first-ever summit with the five Central Asian countries, with the meeting likely to take place in Tokyo as early as mid-December.

The inaugural leaders’ summit was initially scheduled to be held in Kazakhstan in August last year but was postponed at the last minute after Japan issued an advisory warning of a possible major earthquake.

Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae aims to use the Tokyo summit to deepen ties with the Central Asian states, strengthen economic security and expand cooperation across sectors including decarbonization technologies, infrastructure development and other strategic areas, according to NHK World Japan.

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