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«Historical Geography of Central Asia» International Conference Proceedings Book
Historical geography is an interdisciplinary field that explores the evolution of geographic spaces and places over time, shaped by human activities, natural processes, and cultural developments. Unlike general geography, which primarily focuses on physical and environmental aspects, historical geography examines the dynamic interactions between people and their environments across different […]
August 1, 2024
Technical and Vocational Education in Central Asian Countries
In the modern world, a country’s ability to develop economically, socially, culturally, and technologically directly depends on the availability and qualifications of human resources. The labor force is a part of the social population that has economic activity. The efficiency of the labor force is ensured by technical and vocational […]
July 19, 2024
Natural disasters in Kazakhstan: Causes, Effects, and Mitigation Approaches
Kazakhstan is generally not considered to be at particularly high risk of natural disasters compared to many other countries. However, due to the vastness of its territory, harsh climate, changing demographics, and socio-political background, the country does face some significant natural hazards as well as challenges in mitigating them. According […]
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Malaysia’s New Horizons in Central Asia
Malaysia’s Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim made his Central Asian tour to Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan from 15 to 19 May 2024 to enhance cooperation opportunities. He was followed by a large delegation consisting of Minister of Foreign Affairs Dato’ Seri Utama Haji Mohamad bin Haji Hassan; Minister of […]
The New Era of Central Asia-China Cooperation: The Case of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway
On June 6, 2024, the intergovernmental agreement on the construction of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan (CKU) railway was signed in Beijing. Presidents of Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and China sent to the participants of the meeting congratulatory video messages. According to Kyrgyzstan’s President Sadyr Japarov, the CKU railway is one of the important components […]
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Asya Avrupa No: 85
Değerli takipçilerimiz, Asya Avrupa Dergisi’in 85. sayısıyla dış politika, güvenlik, ulaştırma, ekonomi, enerji, eğitim ve bilişim alanlarında Enstitü araştırmacılarımız tarafından kaleme alınan ufuk açıcı analizlerle yeniden huzurlarınızda olmanın mutluluğunu yaşıyoruz. Rusya-Ukrayna savaşının neden olduğu bölgesel tansiyon devam ederken Avrupa Birliği’nden (AB), 25 Haziran 2024 tarihinde yapılan açıklamayla Ukrayna ve Moldova […]
July 12, 2024
Kuşak-Yol Girişimi ve Türkiye
Kara ve deniz bağlantı yollarıyla Asya’dan Avrupa’ya uzanan geniş çaplı ekonomik ve ticari bağlantı projesi olan Bir Kuşak Bir Yol Girişimi (OBOR) aslında, tarihi İpek Yolu ile aynı fikirden ortaya çıkmıştır. OBOR, tıpkı tarihi İpek Yolu gibi, Çin ürünlerini özellikle Batılı ülkelere ihraç etmeyi amaçlamaktadır. OBOR girişimi, bu amacın dışında […]
June 18, 2024
Understanding The Overlap of Hungary’s “Eastern Opening” and Cooperation of Turkic States
Hungary under the leadership of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has developed increasingly positive relations with the Organization of Turkic States (OTS), a cooperative assembly of Turkic states. Orbán’s administration has pursued these relations as part of a broader strategy of Easter Opening to diversify Hungary’s international relationships beyond its traditional […]
May 21, 2024
Social Progress in the Central Asian Region: 2024 Update
Saying that the past 3 years since the previous assessment of the Central Asian region through the prism of the Social Progress Index have been turbulent would be an enormous understatement. Since 2021 the world as a whole and the Central Asian region in particular have gone through immensely significant […]
Industrial Policy of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan’s economic reform and development are different than in other countries of Central Asia. The country’s initial, post-independence policy was mainly based on gradual economic reforms, which allowed it to mitigate the negative effects of the collapse of the Soviet Union and maintain higher economic growth rates. Initially, dependent on […]
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