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Afghanistan's geopolitical position at the crossroads of Central Asia and South sia gives it significant strategic importance in regional energy transit and connectivity. Bordering the energy-rich republics of Central Asia while providing access to the energy-deficient markets of South Asia. Thereby, Afghanistan plays a connecting role and serves as a natural land bridge for the transportation of natural gas, electricity, and other energy resources.
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