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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REGULATION OF PREVENTING ILLEGAL CIRCULATION OF NARCOTICS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES IN CENTRAL ASIA

Abstract

This article explores the international legal regulation surrounding the prevention of the illegal circulation of narcotics and psychotropic substances in Central Asia. Focusing on the legal frameworks established at both the national and international levels, the discussion emphasizes the role of United Nations conventions and regional cooperation initiatives. The study evaluates the challenges faced by Central Asian nations in combatting drug trafficking, including porous borders and evolving criminal tactics. Despite significant progress, ongoing commitment, technological investment, and international collaboration are identified as essential for sustained success. The article concludes by highlighting the importance of this united effort in contributing to regional stability and the global fight against transnational threats.

Keywords

Central Asia, narcotics, psychotropic substances, international legal regulation, United Nations conventions, regional cooperation, drug trafficking, border control, customs cooperation, international assistance, counter-narcotics efforts.

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