EXAMINING AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN KAZAKHSTAN AND PAKISTAN: EXPLORING NEW DISCOURSE

Abstract

This paper investigates the relations between Kazakhstan and Pakistan forging a new discourse in scholarly arena aims to connect Central Asia with globe south. It signifies geostrategic affairs in Central Asia, playing a leading role in shaping interregional integrity and interplay dilemmas for modern international relations. In a similar context, the location of Pakistan is strategically crucial at the hubs of the South Asia, linking with Central Asia through the northern areas and the Middle East by the Arabian Sea. Both estates maintain strong geostrategic parts within the territories, binding major global powers through crucial trade roads and natural resources. These states have bilateral bond, and the connection of multilateral traces the important path in explaining the opportunities, outcomes, and security risks. This study is more focused on highlighting key factors, interregional connectivity, similarities and cordial path. In this case, the research methods is employed based on the secondary data applying descriptive methods. This mode of inquiry signifies the state related narrative and discourses in international relations. Additionally, it aims to create a table talk for the foreign policy experts to review the bilateral handshake with other countries to connect both regions. Yet, the examination underpins conclusions and discussions highlighting the overlooked, disregarded, and novel findings into research questions and narratives for the researchers, students, and foreign policy experts. Therefore, it suggests the implications of adopting bilateral ties which has ignored, untouched gap in the research paradigm. This study would open new avenues for the interregional connectivity paving new paths.