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Saidov stated that, as part of preparations for the Seventh Consultative Meeting of the Leaders of Central Asian States, they held a productive meeting with the foreign ministers of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.

He noted that they discussed broad opportunities to strengthen cooperation and further enhance the region’s shared prosperity. “Our discussions focused on important topics, such as the draft summit agenda, key decisions, and the list of final documents that will shape the future direction of cooperation in Central Asia,” he said.

Saidov emphasized that they remain fully committed to supporting integration, strengthening mutual trust, and jointly addressing common challenges.