A Study On The Legal Problems In Economic And Trade Cooperation Between China And Central Asian Countries

"Silk Road economic belt" refers to newly-development region between China and Central Asian countries developed on the basis of the ancient Silk Road in recent years. According to the status of the current trade and economic development in China, regional development is still very uneven and economic strength of northwest region is still at a disadvantage, so it is needed to take into account the balance of regional economic development. Furthermore the development of new "Silk Road economic belt" in our country will bring new economic growth point, and it will promote trade and economic development of China’s northwestern region promptly. Hence, in this context, the critical decision for strategic policy "going out" is developing depth implementation of economic and trade with the Central. In practice within recent years, as the cooperation between China and Central Asian countries has made gratifying achievements, mutual trade between countries in the form of expanding cooperation in the field became increasingly much deeper and it has formed a preliminary cooperation pattern. However, due to the development of the Silk Road economic belt belonging to multinational economic zone, countries lie in the substantively different condition among the region and the economic development so it easily leads to economic and trade exchanges in trade disputes. Therefore, it is significant to study the role of law for regulation and specification in trade between China and Central Asian countries. Only if the relevant legal mechanisms between countries has been improved, development of regional economic cooperation will be in good momentum. Knowing well other national laws and regulations, the risks can be avoided and clearing the obligations and rights in order to remove the barriers of regional economic development.This article analyzes the existing legal problems of economic and trade cooperation between China and Central Asian countries and puts forward the corresponding improvement suggestions. This article consists of four parts:The first chapter is the introduction. The author highlights why choosing this topic as well as the significance of the subject selection has, and analyzes and summarizes the existing academic achievement, using a variety of methods for straightforward basic point of view.The second chapter briefly demonstrates the economic and trade cooperation between China and Central Asian countries including the current situation of economic and trade cooperation, the legal status of the system and the status of trade and economic cooperation under the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, respectively. The brief overview has played a valuable role below.The third chapter specifically analyzes the legal issues China economic and trade cooperation with Central Asian countries from taxation, trade, investment, energy, and the dispute settlement mechanism. Only knowing the existence of a clear legal loopholes, the problems can be addressed. It will be helpful to improve the Chinese and Central Asian countries, legal mechanisms and trade cooperation.Chapter IV demonstrates improvement suggestions responding to Chapter III from the standing corresponding to the various issues of view using of different methods. Furthermore, the article provides the legal solutions for China and the Central Asian countries to successfully implement the economic and trade cooperation from the standing of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization framework. This is the innovation of this paper as well.