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China Deepens Central Asia Engagement Across Nuclear, Mining and Trade as Kazakhstan Approves Civil Nuclear Cooperation Protocol

China's energy chief visited Kazakhstan to launch a civil nuclear cooperation working group as Beijing simultaneously deepened mining, trade, uranium, agricultural and cultural ties across all five Central Asian states in a broad intensification of regional engagement.

24 June 2026

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