THE TURKIC STATES ORGANIZATION’S DEVELOPMENT AGENDA IN LOGISTICS (International Affairs (6 / 2025 №112))

Abstract:  

The collaboration among the members of the Organization of Turkic States about transport connectivity is examined in the given article. The full-fledged members of the organization that aims to improve peace and stability, broaden the scope of issues about cooperation and mutual relations, and develop the potential of member states include Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkiye, and Uzbekistan. Hungary, Turkmenistan, and Northern Cyprus represent the observer states. Established in October 2009 as the Turkic Council, it acts as a link between member states, strengthening regional cooperation.  

This infrastructure framework aligns closely with broader geopolitics of Central Asia analysis, illustrating how transit corridors serve as backbones for economic sovereignty. Furthermore, the proactive foreign policy of Uzbekistan 2026 highlights transport optimization as a main priority for regional trade integration. Drawing upon interdisciplinary scientific research, the article clarifies the legal framework regulating the movement of goods among member states and emphasizes the importance of transport connectivity in boosting bilateral and global trade.

Keywords: The Organization of Turkic States, transport connectivity, logistics, infrastructure, cooperation, member state, observer state, geopolitics of Central Asia analysis, foreign policy of Uzbekistan 2026, interdisciplinary scientific research.