THE EUROPEAN UNION'S EXPERIENCE AS A CRUCIAL FOUNDATION FOR CENTRAL ASIAN INTEGRATION
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European Union, Central Asia, integration, political processes, social reforms, intergovernmental cooperation, public diplomacy.Abstract
When studying the phenomenon of integration, it is necessary to rely on the foundations of state and public life, the system of international relations, and general political patterns. Political integration is an objective process that allows participating entities to achieve mutually beneficial results at low costs. But integration requires careful preparation from the entities, as well as the desire and ability to manage them. With the emergence and establishment of new integration political processes, old procedures and institutional difficulties are eliminated. The article scientifically analyzes the issues of studying and effectively using the experience of the European Union in Central Asian integration at this stage of historical development.
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