Kashgar City in Xinjiang China, also known as Kashi, boasts a rich history as a key Silk Road trading hub, blending Chinese, Uighur, Persian, and Turkic influences. The establishment of the Kashgar Special Economic Zone in 2010 strategically positions it along The Belt and Road Initiative's (China's New Silk Road) western land route. Significant investments in infrastructure and diverse sectors have transformed Kashgar City into a thriving economic centre, fostering trade with Central Asia and serving as a gateway for The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. With its unique cultural heritage, Kashgar City is set to play a pivotal role in Eurasian trade and development. Explore the promise of Kashgar City's future in this summary.
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