Foreign ministers from Central Asia and China gathered in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on Saturday for the sixth meeting under the Central Asia-China format, aiming to deepen regional cooperation and address shared challenges.
The sixth meeting of foreign ministers in the Central Asia-China format has officially commenced in Almaty, Kazakhstan, according to the Kazakh Foreign Ministry.
The agenda focuses on strengthening political dialogue, expanding trade and economic cooperation, and enhancing regional transport connectivity. Ministers are also set to discuss coordinated efforts to confront modern challenges and threats, promote sustainable development, and ensure environmental security across the region.
The gathering highlights the growing importance of Central Asia-China relations as both sides seek to build stronger ties in an increasingly interconnected and complex global environment.
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