Friday, 08 August 2003

KAZAKHSTAN AND UZBEKISTAN ARE BEGINNING THE DEMARCATION OF BORDER

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By empty (8/8/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)

The delimitation process was finished last year. It is necessary to work out 1 251 km. Both of the countries hope to finish the demarcation during 1,5 of the year.
The delimitation process was finished last year. It is necessary to work out 1 251 km. Both of the countries hope to finish the demarcation during 1,5 of the year. The special Kazakhstani governmental delegation conducted the consultation together with Uzbek colleagues in Tashkent. Murat Atanov, Ambassador on special missions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of RK said that the setting of that signs exactly shows the territory of the state. At the moment they create laws. It doesn t mean any barbed wires or barriers as the Presidents agreed not to do it. (Khabar)
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