On September 23, the III Interparliamentary Forum of Central Asian States was held at the Ala-Archa residence in Bishkek, under the theme “Parliaments of Central Asia: Effective Solutions for Comprehensive Regional Development.”

Representing Turkmenistan, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Kyrgyzstan Nury Golliyev emphasized the country's strong support for expanding interparliamentary ties. He noted that the forum serves as a key platform for dialogue and joint decision-making, with cooperation spanning political, economic, and cultural-humanitarian areas.

Other regional leaders also outlined priorities: Kazakhstan highlighted the forum’s role in regional integration, Uzbekistan reported increased trade and trust, and Tajikistan suggested hosting the next forum in Dushanbe.

The meeting concluded with the adoption of the Bishkek Declaration — a roadmap aimed at enhancing parliamentary dialogue and regional unity among the five nations.