Tajik President Emomali Rahmon told Russian President Vladimir Putin that trade turnover between the two countries has increased by 20 percent, calling cooperation “on track” and “going as planned.” The meeting comes amid broader CSTO discussions on regional security, joint military programs, and economic integration across Central Asia. Both leaders highlighted expanding ties, infrastructure projects, and coordinated strategy within the CSTO bloc.
00:00Dear Imam Ali Sharifovich, I am very glad that you are on the field of our event on the UNDKB.
00:09I will be able to meet you and talk about the future of our two-sторонних связes.
00:15In general, everything goes on our plans.
00:22We are coordinated between us and on our visit.
00:25I would like to thank you once again for the courage in Tadjikistan.
00:31Everything is moving.
00:33The government works on all priorities.
00:37The power of return is growing, which is the most important thing.
00:40And on the issue of regional security, we are also in constant contact.
00:46We understand what is happening on our borders.
00:50Our special services, the military, the military, the military, who work together with each other.
00:58But, of course, it would be a regret not to use the opportunity to meet and speak with the eyes of all the issues that represent the interest of Tadjikistan.
01:11Thank you very much for the opportunity for our meeting.
01:20Thank you very much.
01:50Thank you very much.
02:20Thank you very much.
02:21We will wait for you on December 21.
02:22I'm confident that this will be a pleasant and pleasant and pleasant.
02:27Thank you very much.
02:28We will do a good program.
02:31We will see a good program.
02:33We will see, that you will see, that we will see each of the republic.
02:38You know that at the time of the Soviet Union there is a huge amount of cultural and historical value for all the people of the Soviet Union.
02:54I'm sure that you will be interested to meet with this.
02:58You gave me a gift to the Soviet Union. It's a very valuable gift to the Soviet Union.
Be the first to comment