Tripartite meeting of presidents of Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Iran

DUSHANBE, March 26, 2012, Asia-Plus – A tripartite meeting of the presidents of Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Iran took place in Dushanbe Sunday (March 25) afternoon on the sidelines of the International Navrouz Day. According to the Tajik president’s official website, economic cooperation between the three countries was a major topic of the meeting. The meeting […]

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DUSHANBE, March 26, 2012, Asia-Plus – A tripartite meeting of the presidents of Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Iran took place in Dushanbe Sunday (March 25) afternoon on the sidelines of the International Navrouz Day.

According to the Tajik president’s official website, economic cooperation between the three countries was a major topic of the meeting.

The meeting participants, in particular, discussed issues related to reconstruction of Afghanistan’s economy and transport-transit opportunities of this country.

The meeting reportedly resulted in signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the tree nations on the construction of railway, power (oil, gas and electricity) and water supply lines.    

The issues of implementation of these and other arrangements between Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Iran will be considered in the nearest future at the first meeting of the Joint Trilateral Commission, the source said.

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