Central Asia and EU Shift Focus from Political Dialogue to Interconnectivity Economy

An expert forum in Tashkent discussed regionalization, focusing on Central Asia and Europe's experience in interregional cooperation and connectivity. Relations between the EU and Central Asia have reached a new level of strategic partnership, with trade turnover increasing significantly and European investments exceeding 100 billion euros. The region is developing its own cooperation model, transitioning towards an economy of interconnectivity.

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