BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 25. Kyrgyz Foreign
Minister Jeenbek Kulubaev and Sudanese Minister of Foreign Affairs
and International Cooperation Mohieddine Salem Ahmed Ibrahim
discussed prospects for expanding bilateral cooperation and
coordination within international organizations today in New
York.
According to the press service of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of Kyrgyzstan, the issue was discussed during a meeting
between the ministers on the sidelines of the 81st session of the
UN General Assembly.
"Particular attention was paid to cooperation within
international organizations, primarily the United Nations, as well
as strengthening coordination in areas of mutual interest," the
statement said.
During the meeting, the sides exchanged views on current
international and regional issues and discussed the state of
bilateral cooperation and prospects for its further expansion.
The sides emphasized the importance of maintaining regular
political dialogue and working contacts between the foreign
ministries of the two countries and expressed readiness to continue
cooperation aimed at further developing Kyrgyz-Sudanese
relations.
Meanwhile, Kyrgyzstan and Sudan maintain diplomatic relations
and have continued contacts through their foreign ministries and
international organizations. Political dialogue between the two
countries has focused on issues of mutual interest and
opportunities for developing bilateral ties.
Cooperation within multilateral institutions, including the
United Nations, provides an additional channel for interaction
between Kyrgyzstan and Sudan. The two sides have also expressed
interest in maintaining regular diplomatic contacts and exploring
areas for further cooperation.
