CIS interior ministers meet in Sochi to discuss cooperation issues

DUSHANBE, October 17, 2008, Asia-Plus  — Interior Minister Mahmadnazar Solehov will attend an extraordinary session of the council of the CIS interior ministers that will be held in Sochi, Russian from October 22-24.  According to press service of the Ministry of Interior (MoI), the session is aiming to consider concerted efforts to combat transnational crime, […]

Avaz Yuldoshev

DUSHANBE, October 17, 2008, Asia-Plus  — Interior Minister Mahmadnazar Solehov will attend an extraordinary session of the council of the CIS interior ministers that will be held in Sochi, Russian from October 22-24. 

According to press service of the Ministry of Interior (MoI), the session is aiming to consider concerted efforts to combat transnational crime, drug trafficking, and illegal migration.

The CIS interior ministers will also discussed a plan of joint actions in combating other times of organized crime.  

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