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Core Insights - The bilateral trade between China and Central Asian countries has surpassed $100 billion for the first time, marking a significant milestone in their economic relations [1] - China has become the largest trading partner for all Central Asian countries, with trade volume continuing to grow for five consecutive years [1][6] - E-commerce platforms like Uzum are playing a crucial role in facilitating trade, with a wide range of Chinese products available to consumers in Uzbekistan [1][3] Trade Growth - In 2025, China's exports to Central Asia are projected to reach $71.2 billion, a year-on-year increase of 11%, with strong growth in consumer goods, machinery, and high-tech products [6] - Imports from Central Asia to China are expected to be $35.1 billion in 2025, reflecting a 14% increase, primarily in energy and mineral resources, with a growing variety of non-resource products [6] E-commerce Development - Uzum, established in 2022, has quickly become Uzbekistan's first unicorn, transforming from a sales platform to a service ecosystem that includes logistics and financial services [5] - The platform has over 17 million monthly active users, nearly half of Uzbekistan's adult population, indicating a strong market for online shopping [3] Infrastructure and Connectivity - The establishment of the China-Central Asia trade cooperation platform in Nanjing and the ongoing development of logistics and cross-border payment systems are enhancing trade efficiency [4] - New transportation initiatives, such as the opening of direct rail services and increased air routes, are facilitating easier trade and travel between China and Central Asia [7]