TAJIKISTAN

It is our pleasure to share an update on our ongoing efforts to foster diplomatic ties with Tajikistan. Our recent outreach to the embassy marked a promising start to our engagement.

Our message, outlining our proposal and objectives, has been thoughtfully assessed by the ambassador and as we are discussing the following development to this collaboration, we are encouraged by the indication that our initiative has captured their attention.

The eagerness of Tajikistan shows its commitment to open dialogue and explore new arrays of diplomatic channels. We appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the dialogue and explore potential avenues for partnership.

As we eagerly anticipate the next steps, we remain committed to nurturing this nascent connection and working towards mutually beneficial outcomes.

Stay tuned for further updates as our dialogue with Tajikistan unfolds.

Deputy SG
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