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Developing economic relations with Kyrgyzstan
Belgrade,
5 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic assessed today in a conversation with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic Erlan Abdyldaev that it is in the interest of the two countries to strengthen bilateral relations and to expand cooperation at all levels, especially in energy, agriculture and manufacturing industry.
Brnabic pointed out that today's signing of the visa abolishment agreement is an important step in deepening the relations of the two countries, adding that it is necessary to establish a regular high-level dialogue in order to determine all possible areas of cooperation in the mutual interest.
The officials concluded that there is room for developing trade relations in order to increase trade exchange and investments, and cooperation in the Eurasian Union was also considered.
The officials highlighted that the two governments, with their line ministries, will work more intensively in the future in order to create more favourable conditions for the business of companies and business people on both sides.
Brnabic and Abdyldaev also discussed possible cooperation in the field of culture and education.
The officials concluded that there is room for developing trade relations in order to increase trade exchange and investments, and cooperation in the Eurasian Union was also considered.
The officials highlighted that the two governments, with their line ministries, will work more intensively in the future in order to create more favourable conditions for the business of companies and business people on both sides.
Brnabic and Abdyldaev also discussed possible cooperation in the field of culture and education.
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