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BORDER TROOPS COMMANDERS COUNCIL OF CIS COUNTRIES TO DISCUSS STRENGTHENING OF INTERACTIONS
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11.09.2007 13:59:24
The issue concerning strengthening of cooperation will be discussed at
the meeting of the Border Troops Commanders Council of the Commonwealth
of Independent States (CIS), which is planned to be held in Astana
on 12 September, Interfax reported.
Is has been stated by the Public Relations Centre of the Federal
Security Service that a range of issues are planned to be discussed,
including exchange of experiences to considering the problems of
cooperation amongst border structures of CIS countries.
The heads of the Border Troops Commanders Council of CIS countries
will review special joint border operations and operative-preventive
measures in 2007.
They will consider the draft of agreements on cooperation to prevent
false documents and will also discuss the functioning plan of the
Border Troops Commanders Council of CIS countries for 2008 and a
range of other issues during the meeting, Press-Uz reported.
Attending the meeting will be Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia,
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzia, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan and Ukraine and will be held under the chairmanship of
Vladimir Pronichev, the First Deputy Director of the Federal Security
Service.
Trend
11.09.2007 13:59:24
The issue concerning strengthening of cooperation will be discussed at
the meeting of the Border Troops Commanders Council of the Commonwealth
of Independent States (CIS), which is planned to be held in Astana
on 12 September, Interfax reported.
Is has been stated by the Public Relations Centre of the Federal
Security Service that a range of issues are planned to be discussed,
including exchange of experiences to considering the problems of
cooperation amongst border structures of CIS countries.
The heads of the Border Troops Commanders Council of CIS countries
will review special joint border operations and operative-preventive
measures in 2007.
They will consider the draft of agreements on cooperation to prevent
false documents and will also discuss the functioning plan of the
Border Troops Commanders Council of CIS countries for 2008 and a
range of other issues during the meeting, Press-Uz reported.
Attending the meeting will be Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia,
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzia, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan and Ukraine and will be held under the chairmanship of
Vladimir Pronichev, the First Deputy Director of the Federal Security
Service.