Prospects of Using Foreign Experience in Solving Border Issues in Central Asian States

Abstract

This thesis analyzes the processes of resolving interstate border and territorial disputes in Central Asian countries (in particular, in the Fergana Valley) and the possibilities of using international practice and foreign experience in this regard from a scientific, theoretical and practical perspective. The purpose of the research is to study the ethno-territorial, enclaves and infrastructural complexities that arose in the post-Soviet period, to identify the adaptive aspects of the German-Polish, Cameroon-Nigeria, Russia-China, India-Bangladesh, Norway-Russia, South American and Schengen models in their elimination, and to develop scientifically based proposals and recommendations aimed at ensuring sustainable peace and integration in Central Asia.