UZBEKISTAN'S RAILWAY TRANSPORT DIPLOMACY: MODERN ACHIEVEMENTS, GEOPOLITICAL RISKS AND PROSPECTS FOR REGIONAL COOPERATION.
Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Uzbekistan’s railway transport diplomacy implemented between 2017 and 2025
Keywords
railway diplomacy, transport corridors, Central Asia, geopolitical risks and challenges, regional cooperation
Author Biography
Ш.М. Шавқиддинов
мустақил изланувчи
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