What is preventing Central Asia from exporting oil?

Answer 1

Factors that limit development include outdated equipment, lack of cash for investment, poor transportation links, emigration of skilled Russian workers, and a lack of assured markets.

Answer 2

One word: distance. Central Asia is a huge place. Kazakhstan itself is double the size of Texas, and thats just one country. You have Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan (depending on who you ask), Tajikstan, Turkmenistan, and Xinjiang Province in China. That makes up alot of land. Also, there is significant instability in the reigon. Several of the Central Asian Republics suffer bad relations with each other: Uzbeks and Kyrgyz have constantly rioted against each other in both countries, the economies of most of these nations are in turmoil, and then you have inroads of radical islamism entering the reigon, further destablising the area, thus making it hard to maintain oil pipelines in CA.

Answer 3

what factors make it difficult for the ountries of central Asia to export their oil and gas resources