This article analyzes the formation, development and current activities of scientific research institutions on the issue of Central Asia in European countries. As a result of geopolitical interest that began in the 19th century, Central Asian studies were formed as a separate field of Oriental studies in Europe. The article discusses scientific societies, expeditions and modern scientific cooperation projects established in countries such as Russia, Germany, Great Britain and France. Today, scientific activity in this area continues between European and Central Asian countries through academic exchanges, joint research and scientific publications.

Central Asia, Europe, oriental studies, research institutions, history, archeology, Russian Empire, Great Britain, Germany, scientific cooperation, expedition, oriental languages, scientific publications.

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