CIS Presidents to Hold Informal Meeting in St. Petersburg
CIS Member Countries to Hold Informal Meeting in St. Petersburg
An informal meeting of the heads of state of the CIS member countries is set to take place on December 26 in St. Petersburg, according to CIS Secretary General Sergei Lebedev.
The meeting is expected to provide an opportunity for the presidents of the CIS countries to communicate in an informal setting and discuss current issues in the region. The meeting will also allow for the exchange of opinions on various matters of importance.
In addition to the meeting of the heads of state, an extraordinary meeting of the heads of government of the CIS countries will take place on December 18 in Moscow. This meeting, initiated by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, will allow the premiers of the CIS countries to exchange their assessments of the CIS activities at the end of the year and discuss current issues facing the region.
The announcement was made by Lebedev before the start of the regular meeting of the Council of Permanent Representatives of the Commonwealth member countries at the CIS Executive Committee in Minsk.
The events in St. Petersburg are expected to be significant, as they will provide an opportunity for the leaders of the CIS member countries to come together and address important matters affecting the region.
The informal meeting in St. Petersburg on December 26 will be preceded by the Supreme Council of the EAEU at the level of presidents on December 25, making it a busy and important period for regional cooperation and dialogue.
The meeting of the heads of government in Moscow on December 18 will also provide an important platform for discussions on CIS activities and current issues facing the member countries.
The events are expected to contribute to greater cooperation and collaboration among the CIS member countries, and to further strengthen regional partnerships.
Overall, the upcoming meetings in St. Petersburg and Moscow are significant events in the context of regional cooperation and are expected to serve as important forums for dialogue and collaboration among the CIS member countries.
