This report explores the potential for regional economic collaboration in the South Caucasus and Central Asia to achieve sustainable prosperity, considering both opportunities and obstacles.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | World Economic Forum |
| Authors: | Anastassia Aubakirova, Andrew Bishop, Andrew Chakhoyan, Andrew Wright (Writer), Beatriz Martinez Alvarez, David Bustamante (Layout), Elena Smirnova, Firdaus Mahmood, Jeyhun Musayev, Nanayaa Appenteng, Peter Grundy (Illustration), Salvatore Freni, Stephan Mergenthaler |
| Time horizon: | 2035 |
| Geographic focus: | United_States, Central_Asia, South_Caucasus |
| Page count: | 37 |
The research method involved engaging over 500 stakeholders in interviews, workshops, and events, as well as a Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the South Caucasus and Central Asia. The process included scenario development and analysis of strategic options for regional economic collaboration.
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The report examines whether regional economic collaboration can help the South Caucasus and Central Asia achieve sustainable prosperity. It involves over 500 stakeholders and presents three scenarios for 2035, exploring strategic options for individual and collective action to reach economic goals.
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Categories: 2030s time horizon | 2035 time horizon | English publication language | Central Asia geographic scope | South Caucasus geographic scope | United States geographic scope | economic diversification | energy resources | environmental challenges | global economy | institutional governance | political tensions | regional economic collaboration | supply chains | sustainable prosperity | workforce development