Lukashenko Declares Special Status of Strategic Cooperation with Tajikistan
Read also
DUSHANBE, 11.10.2022 (NIAT Khovar) – Belarus and Tajikistan have managed to advance bilateral relations to the level of strategic cooperation, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at the talks with President Emomali Rahmon in Dushanbe.
Aleksandr Lukashenko thanked Emomali Rahmon for the warm welcome of the Belarusian delegation. He also pointed to the rapid development of Tajikistan.
“I am amazed by the speed and scale of the transformations taking place in your country. As I deal with Minsk’s development issues every day, I understand how much it takes to keep the capital of Tajikistan beautiful and neat,” he said.
According to Lukashenko the current level of bilateral contacts allows the two countries to have a candid discussion of the most complex issues on the bilateral agenda, and to interact in international and integration associations.
“The determination of the two countries to strengthen partner and allied relations, to expand and scale up contacts made it possible to upgrade bilateral relations to the level of strategic cooperation. In general, there are no topics that we cannot discuss. We do not hide anything from each other. We discuss all kinds of issues in a friendly, fraternal way, and I think we will find a solution,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.









Tajikistan, Uzbekistan Underscore Shared Commitment to Friendship and Strategic Partnership
Tajikistan to Host 20th Delphic Youth Games of CIS in October
President Emomali Rahmon: Uzbek-Speaking Population of Tursunzoda Should Have Access to Uzbek-Language Schools, Textbooks
Tajik Farmers Harvest Nearly 589,000 Tons of Wheat by August 2026
Khatlon Agricultural Output Reaches 17.1 Billion Somoni in First Half of 2026
Somon Air to Launch Weekly Direct Flights Between Dushanbe, Minsk
Tajik Students Win Two Medals at International AI Olympiad in Astana
Tajikistan Presents Digital Transport Roadmap at CIS Meeting
Tajikistan, SpaceX Discuss Cooperation Roadmap Following Starlink Launch
Tajikistan Studies Kazakhstan’s Advanced Irrigation Technologies to Improve Water Efficiency





