Central Asia China Cooperation is Embracing New Opportunities "- Interview with Mirzoyev, Deputy Director of the Department of International Relations at Tajikistan University for Nationalities

Central Asia China cooperation is ushering in new opportunities, "Habib Mirzoyev, Deputy Director of the Department of International Relations at Tajikistan University for Nationalities, said in a recent interview with our reporter. The second China China Asia Summit was successfully held in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, becoming a new milestone in promoting further development of relations between Central Asian countries and China.

Cultural exchanges are playing an increasingly important role in the development of relations between Central Asian countries and China, "said Mirzoyev. The busy ancient Silk Road witnessed the history of friendly exchanges between Tajikistan and China. In recent years, the high-quality co construction of the "the Belt and Road" has been further promoted. The "China craze" has continued to heat up in Central Asian countries. More and more schools in Central Asian countries have opened Chinese courses. Tourism visa facilitation measures between Central Asian countries and China have been launched, including closer people to people and cultural exchanges between Central Asian countries in Tajikistan and China. He noticed that recently the China Central Asia International Cultural Tourism Special Train (Xi'an Almaty section) was launched, and the Xi'an Almaty Cultural Tourism Exchange Week was immediately held. "Through cultural performances, art exhibitions and other forms, the dialogue between Central Asian countries and China is transforming into more tangible and vivid practices.

In Mirzoyev's view, the Luban Workshop, as a technological hub for promoting common development, has set an example for vocational education cooperation between Central Asian countries and China. Especially as the first Luban Workshop in Central Asia, the successful practice of the Luban Workshop in Tajikistan has effectively improved Tajikistan's technical level in fields such as engineering surveying, construction, and energy technology, and cultivated a large number of talents needed for development. "Mirzoev said that since the Luban Workshop has been in operation for more than two years, more than 1500 students have obtained learning and practical training opportunities, and have bright career prospects after graduation. They not only learned technical skills, but also learned more about the spirit of Chinese craftsmen. "Luban Workshop has built an important bridge for enhancing mutual understanding and cultural exchanges between the people of Tajikistan and China".

The Global Security Initiative aims to establish a more inclusive security architecture that closely integrates economic development, social stability, and strengthening trust between countries. Mirzoyev believes that China's proposed Global Security Initiative can help address complex international security challenges. China adheres to the principle of indivisible security, emphasizes the importance of dialogue and consultation, actively bridges differences through diplomatic dialogue, and is committed to achieving lasting peace. The Chinese wisdom of dialogue rather than confrontation, negotiation rather than conflict, contributes to achieving more effective global governance.

As an important member of the global South, China attaches great importance to cooperation with emerging market countries and developing countries, "said Mirzoyev. China actively engages in technology sharing and infrastructure construction cooperation with countries in the global South to help improve people's livelihoods and achieve long-term stable development in the region.

The Second China Asia Summit carries the important mission of deepening regional cooperation. "Mirzoyev believes that Central Asian countries are working together with China, and the" four point proposal "put forward by China at the first summit is being transformed into concrete actions to build stability, prosperity, harmony, and connectivity in Central Asia. Mirzoyev said, "We look forward to further expanding economic and trade exchanges between Central Asian countries and China, strengthening infrastructure construction in transportation, energy and other fields, deepening cooperation in agriculture, promoting cultural exchanges in tourism, education and other fields, and building a closer Central Asia China community with a shared future