A’zamov Sobirxo’ja Sobitxon o’g’li,

MSc student of the faculty of Diplomatic and consular service

Diplomatic academy under the

University of World Economy and Diplomacy

e-mail: sobir.azamov.94@mail.ru

This scientific article provides a comprehensive analysis of foreign political processes in the China–ASEAN–Uzbekistan relations, focusing on the evolving dynamics, key actors, and the geopolitical implications of these processes. The research meticulously examines the economic ties binding China, ASEAN, and Uzbekistan. China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) serves as a central framework for these relationships, facilitating substantial investments in infrastructure, trade, and development projects. The paper highlights how these investments foster economic growth and integration, particularly through trade corridors that link Central Asia with Southeast Asia. However, it also considers potential challenges such as economic dependency and debt sustainability.

Keywords: ASEAN, agriculture, energy, railway corridors, BRI project, export, import, land corridors, UTAMA, Central Asia, China, FDI
 

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Books

1. Viraphol, S. (2015). Developing Stronger Business Networks between ASEAN and China. Published online by Cambridge University Press, 21 October 2015.
2. Wong, J. (2017). China’s Economy in Search of New Development Strategies. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3449-7_4
3. Low, L. (2018). ASEAN in Introspect and Retrospect. ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, Singapore.
4. Wen, C. (2015). ASEAN-China Trade Relations: Origins, Progress and Prospect. Published online by Cambridge University Press, 21 October 2015.
5. (2018). ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement: Negotiation, Implementation and Prospect. ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, Singapore.
6. Wang, J. ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement: Legal and Institutional Aspects.
7. Chang, C.Y. (2006). ASEAN-China Economic Relations: Moving Towards Services. Institute of Southeast Asian Studies.