Belgian Royal Visit Signals Central Asia’s Growing Importance to Europe, Expert Says

ASTANA – The first state visit of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde to Kazakhstan reflects growing European interest in Central Asia, where expanding transport links, critical minerals and new economic opportunities are drawing greater diplomatic attention. Fabienne Bossuyt, an associate professor at Ghent University specializing in EU relations with Central Asia, …

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