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Integration as a Factor on the Way Of Sustainable Development and Stability of the States of Central Asia

Author (s)

Alieva Rafoat Rashidovna

Abstract

The article dwells on formation and development of integrational processes taking place in the states of Central Asia. The author touches upon the issue of the ways of Central Asian states integration in the frames of ShOC and CAC (Central Asian countries); she asserts that integrational ideology of the 90-ies of the previous  century was based on identity  of social-economic problems preconditional by the collapse of the USSR. She subjects  to analysis the process of integration  of CA new independent  states exerting direct influence upon the prospects of development of the  region. She makes an endeavour  of defining  the stages of  integrational processes  in the region which primarily are characterized with a quest of the  ways  of Central Asian countries on self-determination  in the world community.

Recomprehension of integrational ideology begins only at the end of the 90-ies, the states of Central Asia refused from ambitious projects and concentrated themselves on the problems of which a solution  might become a basis for integration. The determined priorities of integration for Tajikistan Republic enable the country to enter the world economic and technical community.

considers Economic and  ecologic problems may be solved only with common efforts of all the countries of the region with an attraction of world community availabilities. At the end of the article the author comes to the opinion that integration of Central Asian countries is a factor providing sustainable development and security  of the latters.

Keywords

foreign policy, integration, globalization, independence, security, economy, regional integration, sustainable development, collaboration, priorities

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Publication date

Friday, 03 July 2015