CIS Heads of Government to Meet in Moscow in December, Secretary General Says
CIS Executive Committee Chairman Sergey Lebedev said the December meeting's agenda includes 24 items, according to TASS.
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The Commonwealth of Independent States' Council of Heads of Government will meet in Moscow in December, CIS Executive Committee Chairman and Secretary General Sergey Lebedev said, according to a report from TASS.
The agenda for the upcoming meeting includes 24 separate issues, Lebedev said, according to the report, though TASS did not specify what those issues are or provide further detail on the meeting's exact date.
The CIS Council of Heads of Government is one of the bloc's regular coordinating bodies, bringing together prime ministers from member states to discuss economic and political cooperation among former Soviet republics.
TASS's report did not name which heads of government were expected to attend the December session or indicate whether any new agreements were expected to be signed.
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- CIS Council of Heads of Government to meet in Moscow in December — secretary general — TASS (Russia)
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