Since 1991, more than a dozen new land-locked states have emerged
to be confronted with the established geostrategic problems of
access and communications. For some, establishing transit routes is
a crucial question for for the exploitation of their energy
resources. In many developing countries the condition of
land-lockedness has often been an intrinsic factor in their poor
economic performance. With the end of the Cold War and subsequent
cuts in political and economic support, new alliances are being
forged between African and Asian land-locked states and their
neighbours.
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