The Caspian-Pacific Policy Institute was established in 2024 in response to the growing strategic interdependence between the Caspian Basin and the Asia-Pacific region. Its founding vision emerged from years of academic, diplomatic, and business engagement across Eurasia, recognizing the need for a dedicated platform to analyze and shape the evolving dynamics linking these two pivotal regions. As geopolitical competition intensifies and new economic corridors, energy partnerships, and technological networks reshape the global landscape, the institute aims to provide rigorous policy analysis and strategic insight into the emerging Caspian–Pacific nexus.

The Caspian-Pacific Policy Institute is a cross-regional think tank dedicated to strengthening connectivity between the Caspian Basin and the Asia-Pacific region through evidence-based policy research, high-level dialogue, and strategic collaboration. Our Institute seeks to enhance regional understanding and contribute to informed policymaking by examining the political, economic, and technological dynamics shaping the broader Eurasian and Indo-Pacific space. By bringing together scholars, policymakers, and industry experts, the institute works to bridge geopolitical, economic, and cultural perspectives and foster constructive cooperation across Eurasia.

The Caspian-Pacific Policy Institute focuses on the evolving strategic, economic, and technological linkages connecting the Caspian region and the Indo-Pacific. Its research explores how emerging connectivity corridors, shifting geopolitical dynamics, and technological transformation are reshaping the broader Eurasian landscape. The Institute’s work addresses key areas including Eurasian connectivity and transregional transport networks linking Asia and Europe, energy security and geoeconomics, digital connectivity and infrastructure, as well as regional security developments influencing cooperation and competition across Eurasia and the Indo-Pacific.