Korea and the five Central Asian countries have coordinated mutual interests through the creation and operation of the Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum, where they exchange opinions about mutual cooperation. The Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum was established under the leadership of the Korean government, with the aim of developing close cooperation and relationships between Korea and the countries involved. Such an establishment of a multilateral cooperative system between Korea and Central Asian countries sets a milestone in laying the foundation for Eurasian international cooperation.

Finally, the Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum must further strengthen and substantiate its institutional system for its future development. The former can be delivered through the establishment of the Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Secretariat. The latter is closely connected with the development and implementation of Korea-Central Asia core cooperation projects. Based on these, the advancement of a substantial cooperative relationship between Korea and Central Asian countries can open up a new horizon in the Korean government’s Eurasian diplomacy.