From November 25 to 27 of this year, Vladimir Putin, the President of the Russian Federation, will visit Kyrgyzstan on a state visit. This was announced by Sagynbek Abdumutalip, who heads the foreign policy department of the President's Administration of the Kyrgyz Republic.
This visit is organized at the invitation of Sadyr Japarov, the President of Kyrgyzstan, and it is expected to be an important step in strengthening the strategic partnership and allied relations between the two countries.
During his stay in Kyrgyzstan, Putin will hold high-level negotiations where key aspects of bilateral cooperation will be discussed, as well as interaction within organizations such as the EAEU, CIS, SCO, and CSTO.
Special attention will be paid to the development of trade and economic relations, expansion of investment and industrial cooperation, as well as strengthening cultural and humanitarian ties and issues of regional security.
At the conclusion of the visit, a Joint Statement by the heads of state and a number of bilateral agreements aimed at deepening relations in trade, economic, financial, and other areas are expected to be signed.
As noted by Sagynbek Abdumutalip, this state visit by the President of Russia will be a significant milestone in the further development of Kyrgyz-Russian relations, based on the principles of trust, friendship, and mutual support.
