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Abstract
This study examines economic cooperation and logistics issues between Uzbekistan and the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. It analyzes key areas of cooperation such as trade, transport, and energy, as well as the role of logistics infrastructure in supporting regional integration. The study finds that both regions have strong potential due to their strategic location, but face challenges including infrastructure gaps, high transport costs, and inefficient customs processes. The research highlights the importance of improving logistics systems, enhancing connectivity, and strengthening cooperation to ensure sustainable economic development.
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