In 2013，while Central Asian countries made their annual plan for social and economic development，they also composed their medium and long term scheme. They all maintained relatively high economic growth rates by attracting foreign capital and increasing infrastructural investment，making energy，medium and small enterprise，agriculture and transportation infrastructure the priorities in development plan. At the same time，the whole economy remained weak，and the countries are still faced with such problems as shortage of capital，relatively high inflation rates，low technological level，and the lagging of regional cooperation. In 2014，the governments of Central Asian countries are dedicated to keeping the growth rate above 6%，achieving new development in energy，agriculture and transportation sector，and lifting the standards of people’s living.