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Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-Railway Project July 12, 2021 High-level international conference on regional connectivity in Tashkent exhibits the zeal and zest for global trade and commerce with Central Asia. Pakistan, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan have already signed a US$ 4.8 billion railway project that is likely to bolster trade relations between Pakistan and South Asia.The proposed rail link with track length of 573-km, would connect Uzbekistan’s capital Tashkent through Afghanistan’s capital Kabul and Peshawar in Pakistan. The project is being viewed in Uzbekistan as the “event of ...

May 4, 2021 BISHKEK – For the first time in centuries, there is an opportunity to connect Central and South Asia via modern transport and energy corridors through Afghanistan. Once completed, these projects would transform Eurasian security, significantly increase regional economic activity, and potentially bring peace at last to Afghanistan. They may even revive the Great Silk Road. Progress on the planned schemes should therefore interest the region’s influential neighbors — Russia, China, and India — and the United States, which has spent at least $2 trillion in Afghanista...

Building a prosperous central Asia, could the ‘Kabul Corridor’ work? key enablers | 16 April 2021 | Liam Garman key enablers SHARES Several central Asian nations have proposed the construction of an Uzbekistan-Pakistan rail line that will cross through Afghanistan. Could trade bring stability to the region? Several central Asian nations have proposed the construction of an Uzbekistan-Pakistan rail line that will cross through Afghanistan. Could trade bring stability to the region? There is a growing appetite among landlocked central Asian nations to open trade routes throu...

All news Press review: Why the Taliban backed out of talks and Russia wary of Biden’s summit bid Top stories in the Russian press on Thursday, April 15 US President Joe Biden© EPA-EFE/Yuri Gripas/POOL   Media: Taliban back out of peace talks until NATO pullout from Afghanistan US President Joe Biden announced the deadline for the NATO troop pullout from Afghanistan - September 11, 2021 - the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks in the US, which were the reason for Washington’s invasion of the country. The US president’s decision threatens to disrupt another important initi...