Emomali Rahmon’s meeting with the First Deputy Head of Council of Ministers and Minister of Interior of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Mohammed bin Naif bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
Dushanbe, 03.01.2016 (NIAT «Khovar»). — Various aspects of cooperation between the two friendly countries have been discussed today in Riyadh City at the meeting of President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon with Crown Prince, First Deputy Head of Council of Ministers and Minister of Interior of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Mohammed bin Naif bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
Satisfaction was expressed with the legal basis of bilateral relations, which was further strengthened during the visit by a number of new documents. It was expressed hope to expand the spheres of cooperation.
Particular attention was paid to the fruitful cooperation in the joint fight against terrorism, extremism and other modern threats.
A constructive discussion took place on the development of cooperation in the fields of politics, security, economy, trade, investment, energy, transport, agriculture, tourism and culture.









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