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The Future of U.S. Engagement in Central Asia | Amb. Daniel Rosenblum

What is the future of U.S. engagement in Central Asia? In this episode of the Central Asia Center Podcast, Senior Analyst Dania Arayssi speaks with former U.S. Ambassador Daniel Rosenblum, who served in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan and spent nearly three decades at the State Department across five presidential administrations. The conversation explores how U.S. policy toward Central Asia has evolved and, perhaps more importantly, what has remained consistent over time. Ambassador Rosenblum reflects on the long-standing focus on sovereignty, stability, and economic development in the region, despite shifts in broader U.S. foreign policy. The discussion also touches on the legacy of Cold War-era policies, including the Jackson-Vanik sanctions, and what their future could mean for regional economic integration and U.S. strategy moving forward. 🎙️ Featuring: Daniel Rosenblum, Former U.S. Ambassador to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan 📍 Produced by the Central Asia Center at New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy #CentralAsia #Geopolitics #USForeignPolicy #Russia #Eurasia #Podcast #NewLinesInstitute