Kyrgyzstan and Belarus Plan to Launch Direct Flights

About 5,000 citizens of Belarus visited Kyrgyzstan last year, and over 4,000 people visited the country in the first eight months of this year.

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Kyrgyzstan and Belarus are planning to launch direct flights between the two countries, as discussed during the meeting of their Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific, Technical, and Cultural Cooperation in Bishkek, The Caspian Post reports citing Kyrgyz media.

The parties held talks first in a narrow format — Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Bakyt Torobaev and Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Anatoly Sivak.

The co-chairs noted that the Commission is an important mechanism to promote a wide range of bilateral partnership and create conditions for the implementation of joint mutually beneficial projects. They reaffirmed their readiness to further develop multilateral cooperation between the Kyrgyz Republic and Belarus.

Resumption of direct flights between Minsk and Bishkek was also discussed. About 5,000 citizens of Belarus visited Kyrgyzstan last year, and over 4,000 people visited the country in the first eight months of this year.

The parties noted the need to deepen the dialogue in the cultural and humanitarian sphere and joint efforts to bring interaction in education and health care to a new level.