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CONCLUSION.

In short, the history of the peoples of Central Asia and India is inextricably linked and has a long history. The peoples of the two regions have enjoyed economic, cultural and political ties for centuries. These historical ties did not break even when it came to the beginning of the XVIII-XX centuries. Although the borders of the Kokand Khanate were not directly connected with the borders of India, trade continued throughout the year. These economic ties were mutually beneficial. Such economic, political and cultural ties have been expanding since Uzbekistan's independence. The relationship between India and Uzbekistan is the cornerstone of the transition to modern political, economic and cultural ties.

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