16.06.2025, 19:23

Tajik president leaves for Astana to attend Central Asia-China summit

DUSHANBE. June 16 (Interfax)- Tajik President Emomali Rahmon has departed for Astana, Kazakhstan, to participate in the Central Asia – China summit, the press service of the Tajik leader reported on Monday.

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