THE ECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING BORDER SECURITY IN ASIAN SOME COUNTRIES

The main goal of our study is to study the relationship between economic conditions and state border security in Asian countries is intricate and multifaceted. Economic growth enhances military capabilities, influencing national security policies and regional dynamics. Conversely, economic crises can undermine security frameworks, leading to increased reliance on external powers for stability. Effective trade facilitation at borders is essential for economic prosperity and plays a critical role in maintaining security against illegal activities. Ultimately, fostering regional cooperation while addressing mutual suspicions remains crucial for achieving long-term stability in border security across Asia.