Central Asia will receive 10 billion euros to develop its transport infrastructure and logistics, uz.kursiv.media reports. This funding was announced at the conclusion of the "Central Asia - European Union" summit held in Samarkand.
At the summit, leaders of the EU and Central Asian countries acknowledged the achievements in the Trans-Caspian transport corridor project. This corridor will expand economic ties between the two regions.
Additionally, the European Union reiterated its support for Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO).
At the end of the meeting, a joint declaration was adopted, which envisages cooperation on key raw materials. The leaders emphasized their commitment to global stability regarding Afghanistan and Ukraine.
