How Workers in Central Asia Won Against China

China has long been invested in the economies of Central Asia, including in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and other countries. However, over the last few years, that engagement has slowly changed as Central Asian laborers have demanded more benefits and professional development from Chinese industrial firms. Dirk van der Kley and Niva Yau explain how China has adapted to these evolving demands from Central Asian workers.


0:00 How has China's economic engagement in Central Asia changed?
1:29 What roles have Central Asian workers played in these projects?
2:09 How have the demands of Central Asian leaders and workers evolved?
3:14 How are Chinese firms adapting to these demands?

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It's not true. We central Asians like Chinese, and thanks 4 China who helping us.

Sincerely from Uzbekistan