《人民日报》（2026年02月10日03版） 责编：秦雅楠、王瑞景 中国与中亚开展绿色合作理念契合、优势互补，顺应全球绿色发展大势，是中国推动全球可持续发展的 缩影。中国以实际行动推动全球南方向新向绿而行，共逐"各国建设绿色家园"之梦，携手创造更多绿色 发展奇迹。（龚鸣） 在中亚地区漫长而寒冷的冬季，记者外出采访遭遇深入骨髓的"冷"，写下的故事却是沁人心脾的"暖"。 在中亚各大城市用电紧张的季节，来自中国的绿色能源技术为当地人民生活增添暖意、为城市发展提振 信心。 近年来，在元首外交战略引领下，中国—中亚机制平稳运行，经贸合作向新向优，高质量共建"一带一 路"走深走实。尤为值得一提的是，"绿色"已成为中国中亚合作新底色。在第二届中国—中亚峰会成果 清单上，绿色矿产、绿色基础设施、绿色技术、清洁能源等被多次提及。中国与中亚国家绿色合作潜力 不断释放，激活可持续发展新动能，为构建更加紧密的中国—中亚命运共同体增添勃勃生机和旺盛活 力。 ...

深化国际交流合作，有机结合"走出去"与"引进来"，是中国足球构建高质量人才体系的 关键。当前，中国 青少年足球国际合作中"引进来"成效凸显， 但"走出去"方面，虽足协积极组织青少年队伍赴国外交流，球员融入国外青训体系仍困难重重，推动人才"走出去"是亟待解决的问题。 从新型国际关系理念看，应将足球人才对外流动融入国际科教、赛事、产业利益链条，巩固合作基础，激发对方合作意愿。 鉴于欧洲职业足球竞争激 烈，需考量中国青少年足球人才"走出去"是否采用从"近亚"到"远欧"的递进式路径。 研究聚焦哈萨克斯坦与乌兹别克斯坦，分析我国与中亚两国开展青少年足球合作的领域和价值，为相关政策制定提供理论指导。 中国青少年足球国际合作与中亚两国选择 国家方略 一方面，中国与中亚两国政治关系稳定，在体育等领域合作空间广泛。2025 年 6 月签署的相关条约提出各方要在多领域积极开展交流合作，为体育合作 提供了政策与法律基础。 另一方面，新疆是中国足球人才重要培养区域，其语言、文化习俗和社会环境与中亚两国相似，且我国西北地区 5 省（自治区）依托上合组织与中亚两国 在多领域联系不断加深。但西北地区 5 省（自治区）职业足球发展滞后，20 ...

"在当前全球经济增长乏力、国际贸易体系遭受严重冲击背景下，中国中亚经贸合作逆势前行，贸易额 突破千亿，彰显了中国中亚合作的蓬勃发展势头，印证了中国—中亚机制的引领推动作用，成为中国同 中亚合作史上新的里程碑。"郭嘉昆说。 他表示，过去一年，中国同中亚国家关系快速发展，中国—中亚机制建设日趋完善，共建"一带一路"合 作稳步推进，民间友好往来日益紧密，特别是第二届中国—中亚峰会成功举办，标志着双方合作进入高 质量发展新阶段。站在新的历史起点，中方愿同中亚国家乘势而上，继续弘扬"中国—中亚精神"，做优 做强中国—中亚机制，推动全方位合作持续向新向优向实，携手构建更加紧密的中国—中亚命运共同 体。 （文章来源：人民日报） 就2025年中国同中亚五国贸易额首次突破1000亿美元，外交部发言人郭嘉昆19日在例行记者会上答问时 表示，在当前全球经济增长乏力、国际贸易体系遭受严重冲击背景下，中国中亚经贸合作逆势前行，印 证了中国—中亚机制的引领推动作用。 郭嘉昆说，据中国海关总署统计，2025年中国同中亚五国贸易额超过1000亿美元，创历史新高。双方贸 易结构不断优化，越来越多的中亚优质产品进入中国市场。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The trade volume between China and the five Central Asian countries is set to exceed 100 billion USD for the first time by 2025, highlighting the robust development of China-Central Asia economic cooperation despite global economic challenges [1]. Group 1: Economic Cooperation - The trade volume surpassing 100 billion USD demonstrates the vigorous growth of China-Central Asia cooperation, marking a new milestone in their partnership [1]. - The past year has seen rapid development in relations between China and Central Asian countries, with the China-Central Asia mechanism becoming increasingly refined [1]. - The successful hosting of the second China-Central Asia Summit signifies a new phase of high-quality development in bilateral cooperation [1]. Group 2: Future Prospects - China expresses a willingness to enhance cooperation with Central Asian countries, aiming to strengthen the China-Central Asia mechanism and promote comprehensive collaboration [1]. - The initiative to build a closer China-Central Asia community of shared destiny is emphasized as a key goal moving forward [1].

Core Viewpoint - The meeting between Shaanxi Provincial Secretary Zhao Yide and China-Central Asia Mechanism Secretary-General Sun Weidong emphasizes the importance of deepening economic and cultural cooperation between Shaanxi and the five Central Asian countries as part of the Belt and Road Initiative [1] Group 1 - Zhao Yide expressed gratitude for the support from the China-Central Asia Mechanism Secretariat towards the development of Shaanxi [1] - Shaanxi is committed to implementing the outcomes of the two China-Central Asia Summits and aims to integrate more deeply into the Belt and Road framework [1] - Sun Weidong stated that the China-Central Asia Mechanism Secretariat will continue to act as a bridge to promote exchanges and cooperation between Shaanxi and the five Central Asian countries [1] Group 2 - The meeting included participation from Vice Governor Li Jun and other relevant officials from both the provincial government and the China-Central Asia Mechanism [1]

Core Insights - The completion of the 11th China-Central Asia Vocational Farmer Training Program marks the successful conclusion of a three-year initiative, with all 300 participants from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan graduating [1][2] - The program is a practical implementation of the outcomes from the China-Central Asia Xi'an Summit and aims to deepen Shaanxi's integration into the Belt and Road Initiative [1] - The training was conducted by Weinan Vocational Technical College, which organized a collaborative mechanism involving 22 local units to ensure effective project execution [1] Training Implementation - The training focused on techniques relevant to Central Asia, such as water-saving irrigation, facility agriculture, and green pest control, utilizing specialized platforms like smart agriculture training centers [1] - Participants also engaged with traditional Chinese culture through visits to shadow puppet theaters and traditional Chinese medicine experience centers [1] Future Cooperation - The program's conclusion is viewed as a starting point for enhanced cooperation, with plans for follow-up visits and deeper collaboration in curriculum development, joint student training, and research with vocational colleges in Central Asia [2] - The training has established initial connections between participants and local agricultural enterprises, fostering potential cross-border agricultural collaborations [2] - Officials emphasize the importance of continuing efforts in talent training, friendly cooperation, and cultural exchange to strengthen the China-Central Asia community [2]

Core Points - The 2025 China-Central Asia Construction Ministers' Meeting was held in Beijing, focusing on enhancing practical cooperation in the housing and urban construction sector among China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan [1] - The meeting aimed to implement the outcomes of the China-Central Asia Summit, with the theme "Mutual Benefit and Joint Development to Strengthen Cooperation in Housing and Urban-Rural Construction" [1] - An important consensus was reached on promoting the construction of safe, comfortable, green, and smart housing, advancing new urban area development, and exploring industrialization, digitalization, and greening transformation in the construction industry [1] - The next meeting is scheduled to take place in 2026 in Kyrgyzstan [1]

Core Points - The meeting highlighted the high-level development of China-Central Asia relations and the fruitful outcomes of the China-Central Asia Summit, with a commitment to implement the important consensus reached by President Xi Jinping and the leaders of the five Central Asian countries [1][3][4] - The introduction of the 15th Five-Year Plan by the Chinese Communist Party is seen as a strategic framework for the next five years, emphasizing deepened reforms and high-level opening up, with an invitation for Central Asian countries to share in new development opportunities [3][4] - Central Asian countries expressed gratitude for China's long-term support for their economic and social development, and they are willing to align their development strategies with China's 15th Five-Year Plan to enhance cooperation across various fields [4] Group 1 - The meeting was attended by representatives from Central Asian countries, who praised the outcomes of the China-Central Asia Summit and expressed a desire to contribute to modernization efforts through the China-Central Asia Party Dialogue [1][3] - The 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session was described as a significant meeting for the Communist Party, marking a new journey towards the second centenary goal, with the 15th Five-Year Plan being a key outcome [3] - The role of inter-party exchanges in strengthening relations between Central Asian countries and China was emphasized, with a commitment to support the One China principle and the Belt and Road Initiative [4] Group 2 - Central Asian leaders congratulated China on the successful conclusion of the 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session and expressed confidence in achieving development goals under President Xi's leadership [4] - The meeting underscored the importance of deepening exchanges and cooperation in governance and practical collaboration across various sectors to promote mutual modernization [3][4] - The dialogue platform is seen as essential for enhancing communication and cooperation between the Communist Party of China and Central Asian political parties [4]

Core Points - The meeting between Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Uzbek President Mirziyoyev aims to deepen China-Uzbekistan relations and enhance political mutual trust [1] - Both parties expressed commitment to strengthen cooperation in various fields including economy, connectivity, and culture [1] - The leaders emphasized the importance of multilateral communication and coordination to implement the outcomes of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Tianjin Summit [1] Summary by Categories Political Relations - Li Qiang highlighted the direction for deepening China-Uzbekistan relations as indicated by the meeting between President Xi Jinping and President Mirziyoyev [1] - The Chinese side is willing to consolidate political mutual trust with Uzbekistan [1] Economic Cooperation - There is a focus on enhancing economic cooperation and development strategy alignment between China and Uzbekistan [1] - The leaders discussed the importance of deepening cooperation in trade and economic sectors [1] Multilateral Cooperation - Both leaders agreed on the necessity of strengthening multilateral communication and coordination [1] - They aim to implement the results of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Tianjin Summit and promote the construction of a China-Central Asia community of shared destiny [1]

Group 1 - The event "China-Central Asia Science and Cultural Exchange" was officially launched in Urumqi, Xinjiang, with around 200 participants from various sectors including science, engineering, education, and industry [1][2] - The theme of the event is "Gathering Innovative Forces to Welcome the Future of the Silk Road," focusing on four main areas: public scientific literacy, youth engineer exchanges, youth maker camps and teacher seminars, and dialogues among young scientists [1][2] - Cooperation memorandums were signed between the China Science Writers Association and institutions from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, establishing a framework for practical cooperation in the field of science popularization [1][2] Group 2 - The event aims to strengthen practical cooperation in the electricity sector between China and Central Asian countries, particularly through the exchange of engineering experiences and sustainable career development resources [1][2] - The event is organized by the China Association for Science and Technology, with support from the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Association for Science and Technology [3]