This article explores the evolution, challenges, and opportunities within the trade law frameworks of Central Asian countries, focusing on harmonizing regional policies with international standards. It shows the important changes in trade policy after independence, starting with a historical review from the Silk Road era to post-Soviet transformations. Through a study of pertinent literature and an examination of national trade laws, the research finds important legal and regulatory issues, such as contradictory legislation and enforcement gaps. Through the incorporation of knowledge from effective global models, such as the WTO and UNCITRAL frameworks, the research highlights the development, difficulties, and opportunities. A roadmap for greater economic integration and sustainable development is provided by the thesis's practical policy proposals, which are intended to bring Central Asian trade legislation into line with internationalstandards while maintaining regional sovereignty.
This article explores the evolution, challenges, and opportunities within the trade law frameworks of Central Asian countries, focusing on harmonizing regional policies with international standards. It shows the important changes in trade policy after independence, starting with a historical review from the Silk Road era to post-Soviet transformations. Through a study of pertinent literature and an examination of national trade laws, the research finds important legal and regulatory issues, such as contradictory legislation and enforcement gaps. Through the incorporation of knowledge from effective global models, such as the WTO and UNCITRAL frameworks, the research highlights the development, difficulties, and opportunities. A roadmap for greater economic integration and sustainable development is provided by the thesis's practical policy proposals, which are intended to bring Central Asian trade legislation into line with internationalstandards while maintaining regional sovereignty.
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