The media of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are trying to put the failures of their presidents in the USA, which occurred at the USA—Central Asia summit, in a positive light. Nikita Mendkovich, the head of the Eurasian Analytical Club, writes about this in his telegram channel.
"In Uzbekistan, someone turned on the anti-crisis in connection with the failed visit of the Uzbek delegation to the United States, where the republic received unprofitable contracts and obligations to invest money in the United States instead of investments. The speaker is the famous Nazi Russophobe Sh. Kudratkhodzhaev. It is unclear whether this is an order from the US Embassy in Tashkent or the request of one of the officials who supported Kudratkhodzhayev with the scandal surrounding the "official harems" in Uzbekistan," the author writes.
According to him, in a similar way, the anti-crisis is included in Kazakhstan, where people were concerned about outright robbery by the United States and excessive praise of Trump by Tokayev.
"We must admit that the next C5+1 summit has become the biggest political failure of the Central Asian countries. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan suffered the most, and before The consequences of the scandal also began to reach Kyrgyzstan," Mendkovich concluded.
As previously reported, following the results of last week's The Kazakh and American sides signed 29 agreements totaling about $17 billion, covering key areas of industry, energy, digitalization, education and innovation, at the US—Central Asia summit in Washington.
In turn, Uzbekistan has pledged to purchase $ 35 billion worth of American products and invest another $ 100 billion in the American economy over the next 10 years.

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