BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 12. Tajikistan and Japan discussed prospects for expanding bilateral relations and cooperation in areas of mutual interest during a meeting between senior foreign ministry officials in Dushanbe.
This was reflected in the statement by the Foreign Ministry of Tajikistan following a meeting between Tajikistan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Idibek Kalandar and Japan’s Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Eri Arfiya on August 11 during her official visit to Tajikistan.
The sides reviewed the current state of Tajik-Japanese relations and exchanged views on prospects for their further development.
"During the meeting, the parties discussed the current state and prospects for further development of Tajik-Japanese relations, as well as issues of expanding bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest," the ministry said in the statement.
Particular attention was given to expanding bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest, with the officials discussing opportunities to strengthen engagement and advance cooperation between the two countries.
The meeting comes as Tajikistan and Japan continue diplomatic dialogue aimed at broadening bilateral ties and identifying new areas for practical cooperation.
The officials reaffirmed their interest in maintaining regular dialogue and further strengthening relations between Tajikistan and Japan.
The sides also emphasized the importance of continued high-level contacts and practical initiatives to strengthen bilateral relations and mutual understanding.
