10 most important events for Central Asia in 2018
On 9th of January, Kazakhstan Council on International Relations presented its annual analytical overview on "10 most important events for Central Asia in 2018" during the expert meeting.
published 2018-01-08 11:01:43
On 8th of January, the Kazakhstan Council for International Relations (KCIR) presented an overview of the 10 most important events for Central Asia in 2018 that will play the key role in the political and economic development and are important for stability and security in the region.
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10 most important events for Central Asia in 2018
On 9th of January, Kazakhstan Council on International Relations presented its annual analytical overview on "10 most important events for Central Asia in 2018" during the expert meeting.
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