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Trade between Central Asia and the Persian Gulf countries grew from $1 billion in 2020 to $3.9 billion in 2025.
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Торговля: с $1 млрд в 2020 году до $3,9 млрд в 2025-м.
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Trade between Oman and Central Asia was $13.2 million in 2025 versus about $0.3 million five years earlier, a more than 40-fold increase.post author · statementTrade turnover between Uzbekistan and the Persian Gulf countries increased almost sevenfold over five years and reached 1.75 billion dollars.podrobno · statementThere is potential for an additional $4.9 billion in trade by 2030, which will be facilitated by the development of new routes and the EAEU–UAE agreement that entered into force in October 2026.ЕАБР · predictionOman's accumulated FDI in Central Asia at the end of 2025 approached $1 billion, more than doubling over five years.post author · statementThe UAE is the main trade partner of Central Asia, accounting for 94%.ЕАБР · statementTrade exchange nearly tripled within one year, reaching 330 million dollars, with strong indicators of continued growth this year.وزير الخارجية والمغتربين أسعد الشيباني · statement
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