Trade and investment relations between Central Asia and Southeast Europe are progressively enhancing, with Serbia positioned as a key player due to its strategic location at the intersection of major European transport corridors. This geographic advantage is attracting companies aiming to penetrate EU markets.
Countries such as Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, along with other Central Asian nations, are actively seeking collaborations with Balkan states in various sectors, including infrastructure development, construction, and energy. These emerging partnerships are anticipated to facilitate the establishment of new trade routes that will link Central Asia to European markets via the Balkans.
