Have you ever wondered how modern green tech meets centuries-old Silk Road heritage? Just days before the much-anticipated China-Central Asia Summit in mid-June, CGTN and the Uzbekistan National News Agency (UzA) are teaming up for the Central Asia Expedition. This groundbreaking media tour will capture the fast-evolving partnership between China and Uzbekistan from the ground up.
A squad of six CGTN journalists is crisscrossing Uzbekistan in state-of-the-art new energy vehicles, led by Utkir Alimov, deputy editor-in-chief of UzA's International Relations Department. Their mission is to capture firsthand stories of booming trade routes, rising investments and landmark infrastructure projects redefining the region's connectivity.
From vibrant local markets to cutting-edge logistics hubs, the team is exploring how green technology meets Silk Road heritage. Along the way, viewers will get a front-row seat to high-level cultural exchanges that blend age-old traditions with modern creativity.
CGTN's immersive coverage aims to offer young global citizens, tech enthusiasts and sustainability champions a fresh look at cross-border collaboration. By breaking down complex economic and cultural trends into engaging stories, the Central Asia Expedition shows how media partnerships can bring diverse audiences closer together—one electric mile at a time.
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CGTN, UzA embark on Central Asia tour before China-Central Asia Summit
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