Central Asian parliamentarians meeting to take place in Almaty
Published:
2 May 2004 y., Sunday
Central Asian parliamentarians meeting is to take place in Almaty on May 05. Deputy of Mazhilis Sharip Omarov informed about it.
The last similar meeting took place two years ago in Tashkent. It is planned to discuss problems of the regional cooperation development and ways of their decision. “There are a lot of questions and now it is time to solve them. Our people are waiting for it”, - said Sharip Omarov. He also informed that the participators planned to signed the Address to the Presidents of the Central Asian countries.
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