BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, August 15. In Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyz Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliev met with First Vice President of Iran Mohammad Reza Aref during the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council, with the creation of a Kyrgyz-Iranian investment office taking center stage, Trend reports via the Government of Kyrgyzstan.
The prime minister lauded the execution of a strategic framework
memorandum and underscored the critical necessity of expeditiously
operationalizing the office to enable synergistic initiatives.
The dialogues encompassed expansive synergies in commercial
exchange, economic advancement, and capital infusion, as well as
transit and logistical frameworks. Kasymaliev underscored the
substantial prospects inherent in Kyrgyz-Iranian bilateral
relations and emphasized that collaborative initiatives are
anticipated to enhance synergies to a transformative echelon.
The Iranian contingent put forth a proposition to reinstate direct
aerial connectivity between the two nations, aiming to fortify
commercial linkages, amplify tourism influx, and elevate cultural
interchange. They also proposed the initiation of bilateral sister
city affiliations between various jurisdictions of Kyrgyzstan and
Iran.
Both parties acknowledged the positive dynamics of bilateral engagement since the April intergovernmental commission meeting in Tehran and confirmed their readiness to expand mutually beneficial cooperation.
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