Central Asia is eager to cooperate with the European Union at the Uzbekistan summit

Two key messages echoed in all the speeches of the leaders Asia central First UE-C Summit Held in Samarkanda (Uzbekistan). One, proved that they have reached the region again StabilityGood neighboring relationships and compatible attitude to persistent growing. Something European Union has been recognized They speak as they are BatchThis gave them more weight in the international scene.

The largest economy in the region, Kazakhstan, has great expectations in the next stages, as the country is well aware of its importance to Europe. 13% of all EU oil and gas imports come from KazakhstanEuropean camp investments refer to 43% of all foreign investment in Central Asia’s largest country.

In the statements for the ‘Euronaws’ of Kazakhstan’s Deputy Prime Minister, Serek Jumanger, claims to be the summit. Samurkhand It was an opportunity to prove that the Central Asia region was stable and could contribute to strategic relations with Europe.

“The main conclusion is that in principle, Central Asia is now considered a whole. Central Asia is a trusted bridge between Southeast Asia and Europe, but it is a reliable supplier of the necessary products.

The second important message is that Central Asian leaders encourage all forms Cooperation European representatives proposed on the summit because they saw it as a way towards greater growth.

This is the reason why they have invested a lot of time and effort in Samganda to come up with new projects, plans and initiatives that benefit from cooperation with European organizations, financial institutions and all EU member states.