“…Their cooperation, which can be achieved by dialog, is the key to realizing improvements in the region, but for now, every participant in the dialog, except India, propels its mechanisms in the regions of South-East and Central Asia. Hence, the tensions about the currency of contracts and the monetary risks rise, in addition to that, the foreign direct investment (FDI) flows are made more politically dependent, leading to transactional costs of interactions in the region are unreasonably high, mostly because of different financial systems (Wink et al 2011). India, in turn, aspires to achieve domination in Southern Asia, competing with China's clout in the region.…”