19.10.2026, 13:27

Rubio sees chance of multibillion-dollar deals with Central Asia

TASHKENT. Oct 19 (Interfax) – The United States hopes to sign agreements worth billions of dollars with Central Asian countries after meetings in Uzbekistan, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.

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