Скачать или смотреть Central Asia's developments: Asian Cup bid, SCO leadership and economic partnerships

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan are preparing a joint bid to host the 2035 Asian Cup, with major infrastructure enhancements already underway. China's upcoming chairmanship of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and its strategic initiatives for regional cooperation are also discussed in this news update. Additionally, we highlight China's $5 billion investment in Tajikistan's energy sector, boosting infrastructure and sustainable development. We also cover the historic $41 billion trade milestone between China and Kazakhstan, alongside their comprehensive strategic partnership. Furthermore, we discuss the Asian Development Bank's $50 million allocation to strengthen fiscal and public management reforms in Kyrgyzstan, promoting a low-carbon economy and climate resilience. Join us for an insightful overview of these pivotal advancements shaping Central Asia's future.


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Chapters

0:00 - Introduction

0:19 – Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan plan joint bid for 2035 Asian Cup - https://daryo.uz/en/9DlTqwBH

1:51 - SCO chairmanship rotates to China from Kazakhstan - https://daryo.uz/en/9mrfMYdr

3:10 – China's $5.3bn investment energizes Tajikistan's energy sector - https://daryo.uz/en/9KgkyGYC

4:38 - China-Kazakhstan trade hits record $41bn in 2023 - https://daryo.uz/en/9rSvBSeO

6:05 – Putin and Xi reinforce anti-Western stance at SCO summit in Kazakhstan - https://daryo.uz/en/9qPXoVVp

7:13 - ADB allocates $50mn to strengthen fiscal and public management reforms in Kyrgyzstan - https://daryo.uz/en/9EUUEgX3


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