31.03.2026, 13:54

Central Asian leaders to adopt environmental cooperation declaration at Astana summit

ALMATY. March 31 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Central Asian leaders are expected to adopt a joint declaration on environmental cooperation and sustainable development at a regional summit in Astana in April, Kazakhstan’s Deputy Ecology and Natural Resources Minister Mansur Oshurbayev said Tuesday.

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Central Asian leaders to adopt environmental cooperation declaration at Astana summit

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