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The China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway Will Strengthen Kyrgyzstan’s Global Standing - Sharsheev

12/27/24, 14:44 Bishkek, 12/27/24. /Kabar/. The China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway will enhance Kyrgyzstan’s position on the global stage, said expert Iskender Sharsheev in an interview with the Kabar agency. According to Sharsheev, the railway project, once operational, will establish a direct connection between China, Turkey, and Europe via Central Asia, positioning Kyrgyzstan as a vital transport hub. This development will significantly reduce delivery times and logistics costs, while also increasing revenue for Kyrgyzstan’s national budget. Additionally, local producers will gain access to new markets, boosting the country’s export potential. The railway’s construction will also lead to the development of essential infrastructure such as roads, warehouses, and other facilities, thereby stimulating the national economy. “The social impact of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway project is equally significant,” Sharsheev emphasized. “During its construction and subsequent operation, thousands of jobs will be created, providing employment opportunities for the population. Regions along the railway route will experience increased economic activity, which will uplift the social status of local communities. On a geopolitical level, this railway will free Kyrgyzstan from its current transport constraints by offering alternative routes, thus strengthening its geopolitical standing. Furthermore, this project will foster closer ties between Kyrgyzstan, China, and Uzbekistan, paving the way for regional integration.” Sharsheev highlighted that the project’s successful implementation could mitigate logistical risks and serve as a cornerstone for international trade, reinforcing Kyrgyzstan’s role in the global economic landscape. Source: https://kabar.kg/news/zheleznaia-doroga-kitai-kyrgyzstan-uzbekstan-ukrepit-pozitcii-kyrgyzstana-na-mirovoi-arene-sharsheev/

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