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Central Asian Vantage Point

The Strategic Potential for European Consulting Companies in Central Asia's Information Landscape

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Main question: How can European consultancies use Central Asia strategically?
Argument: European consultancies can act as institutional and informational intermediaries, helping local states and firms adopt EU-compatible standards while also gaining insight into Russia- and China-linked regional dynamics.
Conclusion: The safest strategy is to build services around compliance, digital trade facilitation, AML/CFT, procurement transparency, and IFI-linked governance projects,

By Patryk Radziun

27 May 2026 · 16:09 CET· Updated 24 June 2026 · 21:20 CETIssue I

Corridorized information environment

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Patryk Radziun Patryk Radziun is an MA candidate in Political Science and Philosophy at the University of Warsaw. His research focuses on Poland’s Eastern policy and corporate lobbying in European Union. He co-founded the NEKIA Foundation and Coordinates the Research and Scientific Cooperation Section at the Forum of Young Diplomats, developing a strategy for Poland as a future net European Union contributor. He aims to turn scholarship into actionable policy.

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Radziun, P. (2026). Central Asian Vantage Point. EPIS Insight · International Economic Relations.

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