7. Other Important States and Regions - UkraineTrek.com
[http://www.ukrainetrek.com] home site map contact us add a link bookmark us discussion forum Welcome! Let's trek UkraineTrek.com now! It is the best site if you want to know plenty of important information about Ukraine. Central Ukraine | Western Ukraine | Eastern Ukraine | Southern Ukraine 7. Other Important States and Regions « previous page | content | next page » As it has already been underlined, three leading world regional centers will dominate economic space in the future. These are: American space; European space; and Pacific space, the zone of "new prosperity" that in its turn will consist of several competitive centers - Tokyo, Beijing, Taiwan, Seoul, Singapore, etc. However, the picture could be more complicated. Indications are that in the 21st century China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Brazil, Mexico, Thailand, and others will join the number of world giants together with the US and Japan, who will lose their dominant positions. New powerful groupings, apart from the APR, will emerge in Latin America and in Africa (the South African Republic). The practice of Ukrainian foreign policy in Latin America should be fundamentally reviewed. The sad experience of Ukrainian participation (or more accurately, the failure of attempts at participation) in international gas pipeline tenders on the development of corresponding complexes in Bolivia and Brazil should be thoroughly analyzed. The situation where up to 80% of Ukrainian exports to Latin American states (particularly, to Mexico) go through Russian mediation that receives enormous profits and presents these goods as Russian ones, while the Ukrainian Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations and Trade do not notice this fact or acts as if it does not, is unacceptable. A similar situation can be observed in many African countries. Great opportunities of political and economic potential in the African region should be effectively made use of. The SAR is a key country in the South of Africa. Ukraine has enormous possibilities in making a breakthrough on the SAR market. Among the priorities of potential Ukrainian exports to the SAR are metal wares, products of shipbuilding, and aviation industries. Ukraine is interested in supplying the SAR with high technology products and has good opportunities in the sphere of military technical cooperation. Ukraine should thoroughly support and promote its economic (military-economic inclusive) and political presence in these regions, actively vying for "new economic niches" on world markets, the more so as in distinction to Russia it does not have a long trail of imperialistic and geopolitical ambitions. At the same time Ukrainian policy in these regions is far from being optimal. « previous page | content | next page » top Web ukrainetrek.com CONTENTS Annotation Foreword Preface Main Conclusions and Recommendations Strategic Priorities of Ukrainian National Security and Foreign Policy for the Future (O.Honcharenko, B.Parakhonsky) I. Theoretical Backgrounds (O.Honcharenko, O.Strekal) II. Ukraine in Core Geopolitical Outlines 1. Geopolitical Priorities of the Main World Powers and Ukraine (O.Honcharenko, B.Parakhonsky) 2. The USA and the North Atlantic Community - Ukraine - the Russian Federation (B.Parakhonsky) 3. Europe - the USA - the Islamic World - Ukraine - the Russian Federation (B.Parakhonsky) 4. The Asian-Pacific Region - the USA - the Russian Federation - Ukraine (A.Honcharuk, S.Nikishenko, B.Parakhonsky) III. Regional Directions and Peculiarities of Ukraine's Geopolitical Strategy 1. The North-East Axis a) The Russian Federation (R.Zhanhozha, V.Kuzmenko) b) The Present State and Future of the CIS (B.Parakhonsky, O.Honcharenko) 2. The Euro-Atlantic Axis a) The Countries of Western Europe and the Problems of Ukraine's European Integration (O.Strekal) b) The USA and Canada (E.Lysytsyn, O.Honcharenko) c) Euro-Atlantic Structures (O.Manachynsky, A.Soboliev, O.Honcharenko) 3. Central Europe and the Baltic States (O.Strekal, O.Honcharenko) 4. The Black Sea Region a) Ukraine in the Black Sea Region (B.Parakhonsky) b) The Balkan Axis (B.Parakhonsky, V.Kuznetsov, O.Manachynsky) c) The Caucasian Region. The Formation of the GUAM System (B.Parakhonsky, V.Malarov) d) Ukraine and Turkey (B.Parakhonsky) 5. The South-East Axis a) The Middle East (B.Parakhonsky) b) Central and South Asia (B.Parakhonsky) 6. The Asian-Pacific Region (S.Nikishenko, A.Honcharuk) 7. Other Important Regions and Countries (O.Honcharenko, B.Parakhonsky) IV. Alternative Scenarios for the Future of Ukraine (O.Honcharenko) Appendix. A Sociological Study of Ukraine's Foreign Policy and Geopolitical Orientations and its National Security Policy (O.Potiekhin, O.Parakhonska) The National Institute for Strategic Studies The National Institute for Ukrainian-Russian Relations Abbreviations All Rights Reserved © 2006. TrekThemAll holding, Inc. This site is not affiliated with any government entity associated with a name similar to the site domain name. Visit: Kazakhstan facts: map, flag, history, oil, food, people and more! AboutKazakhstan.com