US links digital infrastructure to investment at Central Asia conference

The U.S. believes stronger cybersecurity and trusted digital infrastructure can boost American investment in Central Asia, according to Mark Cameron. Speaking at the C5+1 conference in Astana, he stated that data centers and reliable infrastructure would increase U.S. companies' confidence to invest and expand cooperation. Washington has committed $5 million for cybersecurity and digital sector assistance.

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