Published January 11,2024
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Tajikistan’s President Emomali Rahmon on Wednesday met with visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and mentioned the growth of bilateral cooperation between his nation and Türkiye is “consistent with the interests of both countries.”
A press release from the Tajik presidency following the assembly within the capital Dushanbe mentioned that Rahmon expressed satisfaction with the continuing growth of ties between each nations.
The assertion mentioned that either side burdened the necessity to additional strengthen cooperation in all areas of mutual curiosity, particularly within the financial and social spheres.
It additional mentioned that one of many essential areas of Turkish-Tajik relations is the event of bilateral cooperation within the fields of economic system, commerce, trade and funding.
“It was emphasized that the systematic activities of the joint intergovernmental commission, holding forums of entrepreneurs and exhibitions of industrial goods of the two states can become an effective means of promoting bilateral cooperation,” the assertion added.
It mentioned that Rahmon and Fidan additionally exchanged views on the additional growth of ties within the fields of training, science, tradition and tourism.
The holding of cultural days in each nations was underlined within the assembly as “one of the measures that seriously contributes to strengthening cultural and humanitarian ties,” in line with the assertion.
“During the meeting, the parties also discussed current regional and global issues, including the political situation in Afghanistan and Palestine,” it mentioned.
Earlier within the day, Fidan arrived in Dushanbe on an official go to and met along with his Tajik counterpart Sirojiddin Muhriddin.
In a press release, the Tajik Foreign Ministry mentioned that Fidan and Muhriddin exchanged views on cooperation in numerous sectors and on strengthening the authorized framework for cooperation throughout a gathering. They additionally signed a cooperation program between their ministries for 2024-2026.
Source: www.anews.com.tr