CIS foreign ministers’ meeting opens in Moscow today

DUSAHNBE, April 21, Asia-Plus – Tajikistan ’s Foreign Minister Talbak Nazarov is attending a session of the council of the CIS foreign ministers that opened in Moscow today.    According to information from the Tajik MFA, the CIS foreign ministers are issues related to strengthening of security and public order within the CIS area.  Participants at […]

DUSAHNBE, April 21, Asia-Plus –



Tajikistan


’s Foreign Minister Talbak Nazarov is attending a session of the council of the CIS foreign ministers that opened in


Moscow


today.   

According to information from the Tajik MFA, the CIS foreign ministers are issues related to strengthening of security and public order within the CIS area.  Participants at the meeting are also discussing a draft concept of formation of national databases and organization of state-to-state exchange of information on preventing crimes in the filed of intellectual property.

The CIS foreign ministers’ meeting in


Moscow


is also focusing on realization of the discussions of the


Kazan


summit of the CIS in the humanitarian field.  The meeting is also supposed to consider and endorse draft provisions of the CIS Council of Heads of Foreign Ministries in the humanitarian sphere and on a humanitarian cooperation fund that will consolidate this cooperation by payments of states and from extra budgetary sources.

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