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China FactorBrief11 Jun

Kazakhstan’s Alatau roadshow in Shenzhen lands up to $6 billion in deals

A Kazakh delegation came out of a Shenzhen roadshow on 10 June with 24 agreements worth up to 6 billion dollars for its new city of Alatau. The model, and much of the money, is Chinese.

China FactorBrief8 Jun

Mongolia went to Shanghai to raise money. 300 investors showed up

The first Mongolia Investment Forum in China closed on May 27. It was the fourth edition of a global series — after New York, London, and Singapore. The choice of city was the message.

President of Uzbekistan launches construction of New Tashkent international airport
NewsBrief29 May

Mirziyoyev Launches Central Asia's Largest Airport Project

A $4.5 billion consortium of Saudi, Japanese and Korean investors breaks ground on a new Tashkent hub with a 20 million passenger target