Lavrov said during the meeting: “Part of the Eurasian economy originated during the Soviet Union era, and of course, the infrastructure has become outdated and needs renewal.”
He added: “We must bring in investors from the West, Asia, and elsewhere, emphasizing the importance of quality and technology.”
He continued: “We agreed to consider enhancing cooperation with Central Asia, with our trade exchange with them exceeding 45 billion dollars.”
He explained: “We are witnessing an increase in cooperation and investment with our Asian neighbors, who praise our support for their infrastructure.”
