Central Asian leaders convened in Astana to discuss expanding regional trade, emphasizing sustainable development and cooperation to boost economic growth.
A growing spirit of cooperation underpinned the August 9 gathering of the leaders of all five Central Asia states, along with Caspian neighbor Azerbaijan. “Sustainable development” was the buzzword of the day for participants of the 6th Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia, held in the Kazakh capital Astana.
Agreements have been signed, but efficient implementation remains an open question. The highest profile trade initiative in 2024 involves a “green power plan” by Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to export solar- and wind-generated electricity across the Caspian Sea to Western markets.
Trade Sustainable Development Economic Cooperation Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Middle Corridor B5+1 Initiative Green Power Plan Astana Meeting
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