Foreign ministers from five Central Asian nations and the United States met in Samarkand to reaffirm their commitment to the C5+1 diplomatic framework. The joint statement highlights a shared vision for long-term partnership, focusing on regional economic integration, infrastructure development, and the expansion of the Trans-Caspian Trade Route. The participants aim to bolster trade, enhance digital connectivity, and foster educational exchanges to bridge geographical gaps. Furthermore, the agreement emphasizes cooperation in the energy sector, specifically regarding resource management and value-added product development. Security remains a primary pillar of the collaboration, with a renewed focus on combating terrorism, human trafficking, and cyber threats. By leveraging technological expertise and promoting entrepreneurship, the involved parties seek to position Central Asia as a competitive hub within the global economy while strengthening institutional ties between the US and the region.
Source : Gazeta.uz
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