Central Asia is seeking alternative southern trade routes.
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Updated Jun 15
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Central Asia is seeking alternative southern trade routes.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Central Asia is developing alternative commercial corridors, including those through Iran, due to geopolitical shifts and border closures.Sub-event
Central Asia is looking for new southern trade routes.1 source
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Kazakhstan, Central Asia, and the UN are promoting constructive dialogue on regional integration, sustainable development goals, and transit routes through Afghanistan.Also in this story
- A proposed railway line is being discussed, with the ultimate goal of establishing a transit corridor through Kazakhstan and Afghanistan to reach the Indian Ocean.
- Bilateral talks between Kazakhstan and Afghanistan aim to establish a $3 billion trade partnership.
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Central Asia
subregion of the Asian continent
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