MOSCOW, June 18 -- The cooperation between China and Central Asian countries will gain fresh momentum after Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, experts have said.
In the face of changes in the international situation, China's relations with Central Asian countries, including Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, have continued to develop in a stable and healthy manner and will see more fruitful cooperation in various areas, they said.
ENHANCED TIES
Xi's visit has promoted China-Kyrgyzstan relations to a new level as his visit has not only strengthened bilateral ties at the strategic level, but also brought the two peoples closer, said Aibolot Aidosov, director of the Public Foundation of the Kyrgyz Media Center.
"The friendship between our countries is developing and increasing. I think we just started to do this," Aidosov said, adding that he expects more practical projects to be implemented under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
"President Xi's visit to Kyrgyzstan was an indicator of good relations between our countries. Our partnership is growing and we have no obstacles to further develop it," said Kuban Taabaldiev, head of the Kyrgyz National News Agency.
China-Tajikistan ties were inspired by President Xi's state visit, said Komron Hidoytzoda, deputy head of the Department for the study of Regional Security Problems, the Center for Strategic Studies under the Tajik president.
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