Strategic Projects in Central Asia: Opportunities and Potential Risk Analysis Challenges

Fatkhulla Khabibullaevich Khikmatov

Abstract


It is known that the implementation of the Eurasian Economic Union at the moment is one of the most prominent attempts to develop cooperation in the region, while China’s strategy of the Silk Road Economic Belt is a huge investment in the development of infrastructure and the development of the national economy, and an attractive attraction that attracts all the countries of Central Asia to a profitable energy and economic network is one of the projects. The article focuses on the analysis of this issue from a political point of view.


Keywords


Strategy; State Strategy; Strategic Management; Strategic Planning; Operational Planning; Strategic Analysis; Strategic Initiatives; National Development Strategy; National Security

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