Letters to the Editor: Ireland should step up its connection with Central Asia

A reader maintains that establishing a diplomatic presence in Kazakhstan would significantly benefit Irish business interests in a rapidly growing economic region
Letters to the Editor: Ireland should step up its connection with Central Asia

Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, 'the largest and most powerful Central Asian state'. Picture: Stanislav Filippov/AFP/Getty 

Ireland has long overlooked Central Asia, lacking any resident diplomatic representation. This neglect is understandable due to the region’s minor role in the Soviet Union, a small Irish diaspora, and modest trading figures. 

Media coverage and cultural engagement are limited. However, it may be time to reassess this neglect. 

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