Central Asia stands at a critical crossroads as U.S. tariff policies reshape global trade, causing supply chain disruptions and rising costs. Positioned as a vital link between East and West and rich in natural resources, the region has the potential to address global supply chain gaps.
Central Asian leaders are navigating these challenges, balancing diverse trade partnerships while fostering ties with international businesses. Their focus lies on leveraging the region’s vast resources, enhancing infrastructure, and attracting foreign investment to solidify its position as a key player in global trade and supply chains. However, this requires careful diplomacy and coordinated efforts to unlock the region’s full economic potential.
President Trump announced cumulative tariffs on Chinese imports at 145%, with a 90-day pause on tariffs above 10% for other countries
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