The first-ever EU-Central Asia Summit, to be held in Samarkand in Uzbekistan on Friday 4 April, will aim to strengthen regional cooperation in areas of common interest such as trade, security, connectivity and critical raw materials, which are expected to be supported by a new investment package under the EU’s ‘Global Gateway’ strategy.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, explained that she was travelling to Samarkand with the President of the European...