From agreements to projects: Javlon Vakhabov on US interest in Central Asia
On 19 October in Samarkand, foreign ministers of Central Asian states will meet with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Ahead of the event, Javlon Vakhabov, director of the Gazeta Central Asia International Institute (MOHI), discussed how serious the United States' current economic interest in the region is, which projects could attract American investment, how cooperation in critical minerals could develop, and what is holding back the repeal of the Jackson-Vanik amendment.