Think its different to that.... political recognition and start of diplomatic relations between Cyprus and the Central Asian republics I checked just now started in the 90s (i.e when the Central Asian Republics formed after USSR broke up):
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Maybe the issue that popped up is more upgrading of existing honorary consulates (given sizes/priorities of each diplomatic corps) to full missions etc. (where the full sized missions are currently indirectly tasked through Russia etc currently by mutual presence there)
Example of what I mean:
But this is a nominal thing to do (i.e expansion) compared to recognition and setting up official diplomatic relations.
Either way Turkiye operates in world reality and realpolitik already regarding this stuff with countries both big and small, as Turkiye iirc is the only one that recognises TRNC (and thus doesnt recognise Rep. of Cyprus).
i.e this realpolitik is already the situation within the OTS already w.r.t countries that are not Turkiye AFAIK.
The ABC groups are good to have on affairs of mutual intersection to make meetings and such easier....but really they dont envisage grappling much with heavier realpolitik geopolitics stuff most of the time, each country puts its interests first in the end as it sees fit to.