Friday, 22, November, 2024
November 21-25 in Tashkent was held the 54th session of the Uzbek-Kazakh demarcation commission, Uzbek Foreign Ministry said.
During the meeting the two government delegations have continued the preparation and approval of Uzbek-Kazakh state boundary demarcation documents.
The parties summarized the works on demarcation performed in 2016, and agreed upon the scope of works for 2017.
The meeting was held in a friendly and constructive atmosphere.
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