Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan sign protocols on border delimitation and demarcation

AKIPRESS.COM - Two protocols were signed today in Tashkent following the talks of the delegations of the governments of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan on Kyrgyz-Uzbek border delimitation and demarcation, the Kyrgyz government's press service reported.
Kyrgyz government's representative for border issues Nazirbek Borubaev said the countries approved the draft of definition of the borderline for 94.5 km.
"The agreement was reached on one of 10 disputed border sections," he said.
Two protocols were signed following the talks: the protocol of topographic working groups and protocol of the governmental delegations for state border delimitation and demarcation. The schedule of working meetings until the end of 2020 was approved. Such meetings will be held monthly," Nazirbek Borubaev said.