Xinjiang influence of Extremist Developments in Central Asia

The Fergana valley,located on the between Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan and on the other leading to Xinjiang, Chaina, which has witnessed instability and insecurity in recent years as the heart of Islamic extremism in central Asia. In the form of border rensions and ethnic-tribal conflicts, it paints a vague picture of peace in the region. This article uses analytical and descriptive methods to examin the question of whether the accumulation and overflow of threats by Islamic extremist groups in the Fergana region in central asia can be effective in the growth and expansion of ideological thinking of separatist groups in Xinjiang province. And the Xinjiang region concludes that the strengthening of centrifugal forces of extremist groups based in the Fergana region of central Asia, and the overall goal of creating insecurity and tension by extremists in the region. Its periphery is summed up to curb china’s economic and trade strategies.