The Bay of Bengal lies at the heart of Asian Confluence’s vision for regional cooperation and connectivity. As a shared space linking South and Southeast Asia, it is both a cradle of ancient civilizational linkages and a hub of modern trade, culture, and ecological interdependence. Our work in the region spans dialogues on rivers and water governance, sustainable tourism, cross-border trade, climate resilience, and people-to-people engagement. By bringing together stakeholders from littoral and land-linked countries, we highlight the Bay of Bengal as a space of opportunity where shared challenges—such as climate change, livelihood security, and connectivity gaps—can be addressed collectively. Asian Confluence seeks to reimagine the Bay of Bengal not as a periphery, but as a vibrant centre of cooperation, exchange, and sustainable growth for the wider Indo-Pacific.

Connectivity of the Bay of Bengal; Perspective from the North East Region

Evolving Geopolitical ynamics in the Bay of Bengal | Expert Speak

Delhi Colloquium on Bay of Bengal

India’s North East Indian Region , the Bay of Bengal Region and the emerging Indo Pacific : Reflecting on the connections

Bay of Bengal: Sea of Destiny and Hope

Webinar || The Bay of Bengal: Emerging Contours in the COVID-19 Era

Webinar || BIMSTEC Cooperation in COVID-19 era

Webinar || Forging a Bay of Bengal Community: Emerging Contours Post COVID-19

Post COVID-19: Implications on Security Environment in the Bay of Bengal Region

Geopolitics and Connectivity in the Bay of Bengal: Perspectives from the North East

North East India: From Land- locked to Water-linked Land- Bridge-Exploring the BIMSTEC mechanism