Treaty of Allied Relations Between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan Enters Into Force
Photo: president.uz
The Treaty of Allied Relations between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan has officially come into force, Orda.kz reports, citing the Uzbek President's press service.
Originally signed a year ago in Dushanbe, the treaty aims to strengthen strategic ties between the neighboring countries. On March 31, during Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s visit to Khujand for a trilateral meeting with the leaders of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, the agreement was formally enacted.
The foreign ministers of both nations signed the protocol and exchanged ratification documents in the presence of Presidents Mirziyoyev and Emomali Rahmon.
Latest news
- Electricity in Exchange for Crypto: Kazakhstan’s New Mining Strategy Explained
- National Falconry Team Member Kept 35 Rare Birds Illegally
- Five Fields Where University Grants Will Be Hardest to Win
- Kazakhstan to Build 3 Billion Tenge Dam Along Lake Alakol
- From Driverless Trucks to Car Leasing: What Kazakhstan’s Government Discussed Today
- Kazakhstani Gets 3 Years for Fake Army Abuse Story
- Almaty Man Beaten After Being Mistaken for a Drug Courier
- PIN Code Parcel Pickup and Hybrid Mail: Kazakhstan Changes Postal Rules
- Kazakhstan Schools to Bring In Officers for New Constitution Classes
- Kazakhstanis Rescue Two Pelicans Exhausted by Extreme Heat
- 719 Million Tenge Tobol River Sand Mining Case Goes to Court
- Which Kazakh Product Is Finding New Buyers Abroad?
- Kazakhstan Seeks UNESCO Status for Mangystau Rock Mosques
- Fire Breaks Out in Almaty Region Mountains
- 19 Forest Fires Reported Across Kazakhstan’s Protected Areas
- Patient Fined for Threatening Kostanay Medical Worker
- Six Die from Gas Poisoning During Sewer Repairs in Pavlodar Region
- Kazakhstan Considers FIA Grade 1 Racetrack in Atyrau
- Drone Attacks Continue at CPC Terminal: Another Oil Tanker Hit
- Pension Savings Will No Longer Receive Inflation Compensation