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Abstract
This study investigates the role of Uzbekistan in Afghanistan’s post-2021 economic adjustment and regional connectivity. Following the political transition in August 2021, Afghanistan experienced a significant economic downturn due to reduced international assistance, restrictions on financial transactions, and declining domestic economic activity. In this context, regional economic cooperation became increasingly important, with Uzbekistan emerging as one of Afghanistan’s most active economic partners
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