The European Union says to Central Asia that “we are reliable,” he is seeking more access to rare land
AdvertisementThe European Union gave Central Asia a “trusted” in the turbulent geopolitical environment, seeking more access to the essential raw materials of the region and the pure energy supply of the region, as well as the high alignment of the Russian war in Ukraine.
On Friday, the European Union and Central Asian countries such as Kazakhstan, Qurgistan, Tajikistan, Tarkemenistan and Uzbekistan agreed to convert their cooperation into a strategic alliance, and the EU announced the new set of 12 billion euros to the region through its global gateway.
Two days later, the first federal UE-brutal summit in Samarganda, Uzbekistan, condemned world leaders and world markets two days after US President Donald Trump charged dozens of countries such as the European Union and the United Kingdom.
“New global obstacles arise, investments are returned or reduced. World forces create the fields of new influence,” European Commission Chairman Von Ter Lean America said in a complete session of leaders in a hidden note about the United States, Russia and China.
“Trusting partners have never been so important. Our strategic joint is determined to be each other,” he said.
The new set of transport (3 billion euros) (3 billion euros), essential raw materials (2.5 billion euros), water, energy and climate (6.4 billion euros), as well as digital connectivity – some of which have already been reconstructed by the European Bank for reconstruction and development (Bert).
Access to pure energy and rare lands is important to the EU, which seeks to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 and increase its autonomy in the strategic sectors.
However, a significant part of global extraction, change and recycling, some important raw materials, such as lithium, is essential for the development of daily use and security systems, which is controlled by China, from which the European Union wants to “disconnect” due to its business and aggressive foreign policy procedures.
Central Asia It has large deposits, 38.6% of the world’s manganese minerals, 30.07% chromium, 20% lead, 12.6% zinc and 8.7% titanium.
“These raw materials are the lifeblood of the future world economy. However, they are the meeting point for the world actors. Some are only interested in exploring and extracting,” Von Ter Lain told Central Asia leaders.
“Europe’s offer is different. We want to be your partners in the development of your local businesses. The extra value must be local. Our history speaks to itself,” he said.
Diversity and Ukraine
However, the central theme of the utterance of the “safety of a multi -level line based on the rules”.
“We must reform not only to protect the benefits but also to protect the benefits, but also to reform it to suit the current realities,” he said.
The leader of the European Council has insisted that “threats to security security are now deported in nature” and appealed to the high bilateral, regional and multi -faceted cooperation, including Russia, which, for him, violated the United Nations Charter and International Law with a large -scale invasion of Ukraine.
Five countries of Central Asia Avoiding votes, Russia chose to be neutral, but somewhat benefited from Russia’s permitted Western products from re -exports.
AdvertisementThe European Union, which imposed 16 packages against Russia for uninvited militancy, appointed a special ambassador to avoid sanctions, which moved to the area over the past three years.
Talking about anonymity, EU employees, before the summit, the Central Asian countries have shown the “intention to cooperate”, but this camp wants to “see”, especially in the conversations between the United States and Russia, causing fears that Europe has been dismissed and its interests are not preserved.
However, the same evidence is said to be “an important element for improve our relationships”, but not the previous condition.
Costa gave a small indirect note on avoiding sanctions, saying that Europe would “increase pressure on Russia whenever needed” and “Central Asia’s cooperation is precious.”
Advertisement“We believe in your continued efforts in this regard,” he said.
President Shawkat Mirziov, his country of Uzbekistan, said, “He shares the European Party’s commitment to the policies and regulations of international law,” he said.
At the summit, leaders agreed to hold an investor forum at the end of the year to ensure more investments – that is, on the Transcaspian transport corridor, which will greatly reduce the time needed to export goods between the two regions around Russia – and the establishment of a local bert office in Uzbekistan.
They also supported the idea of performing similar summits every two years.
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