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Xinjiang, a region in northwest China, has unveiled plans to embark on large-scale electric vehicle (EV) production with a strategic focus on capturing Central Asian markets.
The Middle Corridor's route spans a vast geography, commencing in China and traversing Central Asian nations such as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. Crossing the Caspian Sea, the corridor proceeds through Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey before reaching its European destinations.
In a dazzling global spotlight, Kazakhstan garners applause from EuroParl, President Tokayev's diplomatic triumph in Italy, and a lucrative stream of oil finds its way to Germany's shores.
Kazakhstan's foreign policy places a strong emphasis on sustainable development and environmental stewardship.
Azerbaijan's move to open an embassy in Kabul aligns with the broader international community's efforts to support Afghanistan in its journey towards peace and prosperity.
The initiative sheds light on the Kazakhstan's commitment to addressing the dark chapters of its past and honoring those who suffered during the Soviet era.
Recognizing Asia as one of the most disaster-prone regions globally, Nami emphasized the need to bolster relations with neighbouring countries, particularly Russia, to effectively manage critical situations.
The 7th annual Astana Club international platform commenced its two-day program on December 11 in the capital city of Astana, focusing on discussions about Central Asia's integration and emerging prospects for regional development
The deepening ties with France not only provide Uzbekistan with a platform to diversify its global engagements but also elevate its international standing, creating avenues for collaborative diplomacy amidst evolving global trends and geopolitical shifts in Eurasia.
These discussions contribute to regional integration and connectivity, particularly in anticipation of the upcoming 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Uzbekistan and Georgia in 2024.
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