Caspian states join effort in countering regional threats
The heads of the Caspian littoral states’ border services meeting
in Baku on Wednesday committed to cooperation following discussions
on numerous issues of regional scale. The agenda covered ways of
combating proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, smuggling
and illegal migration, Russia’s RIA Novosti news agency reported
quoting the country’s Federal Security Service.
The meeting was attended by the border service chiefs of all Caspian littoral states – Azerbaijan, Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan.
The source also said the participants had concurred on the need to make a coordinated effort toward successful countering of new challenges and threats, including international terrorism, WMD proliferation, drug smuggling, etc.*
The meeting was attended by the border service chiefs of all Caspian littoral states – Azerbaijan, Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan.
The source also said the participants had concurred on the need to make a coordinated effort toward successful countering of new challenges and threats, including international terrorism, WMD proliferation, drug smuggling, etc.*
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