kyrgyzstan and tajikistan strengthen cooperation in the field of water resources The first meeting of the Kyrgyz-Tajik water management commission took place in Dushanbe. This joint commission aims to enhance cooperation between the two countries on the sustainable use of water resources, ensuring access to water management and energy facilities, and coordinating efforts to prevent and resolve potential water management issues. Discussions during the meeting focused on attracting investments for modernizing and restoring critically important hydraulic structures in border regions. Both Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan expressed readiness to continue their collaboration within the commission, emphasizing the importance of ongoing efforts to manage water resources effectively. Photo: Open sources For more news and events, visit our website: caravan-info.pro

Kremlin Stance on Nobel Peace Prize for Trump Russia's aide to the President, Yuri Ushakov, expressed that Russia could support awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to U.S. President Donald Trump if requested. However, Ushakov strongly opposed the idea of granting the prize for weapons supply, particularly in response to a mention by Zelensky of nominating Trump for providing Tomahawk missiles. The Kremlin representative criticized the notion of awarding a peace prize for arms provision, calling it "monstrous" and labeling such a concept as foolish. This stance reflects a broader trend where proposals for the Nobel Peace Prize based on political actions, such as mediating peace talks, have faced scrutiny for their perceived political motivations and implications.

Balancing Virtual and Real Life for Mental Health In an era where the use of games, videos, and social networks is on the rise, it's crucial to prioritize spending time with family and engaging in sports or hobbies. Building relationships and having quality time together are essential aspects that shouldn't be overlooked. Additionally, staying active through sports and hobbies is vital for overall well-being. It's important to establish a balance in this digital age to ensure a healthy lifestyle. Maintaining a balance between virtual and real-life activities not only fosters relationships but also contributes to mental health and time management. By being mindful of how we spend our time and consciously allocating it to both online and offline activities, individuals can enhance their overall well-being. Embracing a cyberconscious approach and unplugging from the internet when necessary can lead to a more fulfilling and balanced life.

Sadyr Japarov Emphasizes Cooperation and Economic Progress at CIS Meeting At the Council of Heads of State of the CIS in Dushanbe, Sadyr Japarov addressed the attendees, focusing on enhancing cooperation within the Commonwealth. He highlighted efforts to strengthen ties and improve the socio-economic situation in CIS countries. Japarov pointed out the stable growth of key macroeconomic indicators, ongoing infrastructure development, and the rising investment attractiveness of the region. The head of state praised the effectiveness of integration mechanisms and simplified trade regimes within the CIS. He stated that these achievements reflect steady advancement towards establishing a common economic space. Japarov's remarks underscored the positive outcomes resulting from collaborative efforts and shared goals among member states.

Cis Summit in Dushanbe: Heads of States Discuss Security, Economy, and Cultural Cooperation A meeting of the Council of Heads of CIS States is taking place in Dushanbe. The summit, chaired by President Emomali Rahmon of Tajikistan, involves leaders from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan discussing international and regional security, trade, economy, and cultural cooperation. According to the Tajikistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the heads of states will address key issues related to security, enhancing trade and economic relations, and broadening humanitarian and cultural cooperation. The summit will also include the signing of several documents aimed at advancing multilateral cooperation. Previously, Russian President Vladimir Putin attended the "Central Asia - Russia" Summit in Dushanbe and engaged in bilateral discussions with Azerbaijani leader Ilham Aliyev.

Vucic Criticizes Turkey for Drone Deliveries to Kosovo Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has accused Turkey of attempting to “revive the Ottoman Empire” by supplying combat drones to Kosovo. Vucic condemned Ankara's actions, stating that they go against the UN Charter and Security Council Resolution No. 1244, which defines Kosovo's international legal status. The premature execution of a contract for supplying Turkish drones to Kosovo has sparked tensions in the region. Kosovo's Prime Minister refrained from commenting on the situation, where the issue of military presence and Kosovo's status remains a significant point of contention since the breakup of Yugoslavia. Vucic's criticism underscores the escalating concerns about stability in the Western Balkans amid these developments.

"Rosatom" Offers Support to Iran for Peaceful Nuclear Program Representatives of the state corporation "Rosatom" visited Tehran to discuss cooperation with the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization in nuclear reactor construction and energy sector collaboration. The next planned step involves the Director-General of "Rosatom," Alexey Likhachyov, visiting Iran to further solidify the partnership and support Iran's right to develop a peaceful nuclear program. "Rosatom" expressed readiness to assist Iran in advancing its peaceful nuclear program, aligning with Tehran's stance on nuclear energy development and highlighting the lawful nature of Iran's ambitions. This visit underscores the ongoing efforts to enhance Russia-Iran cooperation in the nuclear energy field.

New Educational Materials Released for Kyrgyzstan's 1st-Grade Schools A new educational methodological complex titled "Natural Sciences - Me and the World" has been introduced for 1st-grade schools in Kyrgyzstan, with instruction in both Kyrgyz and Russian languages. The Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic announced the release of this teaching material. The comprehensive set comprises a textbook, a workbook, and a teaching guide, developed by the publishing house "Okuu Kitebi" under the Ministry of Education and printed at the "Uchkun" printing house, with a total of 295,880 copies printed. Financed from the republican budget, the textbooks are currently in the process of distribution to regional education departments, which will further distribute them to schools nationwide. Additionally, this year, schools across Kyrgyzstan will receive sets of "Natural Sciences - Me and the World" for 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 7th grades, with a total circulation of 1,236,830 copies planned.

Belousov: Stability in Central Asia Depends on Close Cooperation Between Russia and Tajikistan Russia's Minister of Defense, Andrey Belousov, emphasized the crucial role of collaboration between Moscow and Dushanbe for ensuring stability in Central Asia during a meeting with Tajikistan's Minister of Defense, Emomali Sobirzoda. Belousov stated that the region's stability hinges significantly on the cooperation between their military departments, highlighting the complexity of the current situation. Belousov stressed the need to strengthen cooperation in various areas such as military interaction, experience sharing, training, and defense industry collaboration. He emphasized the importance of developing these directions further to address the challenges faced in Central Asia. Additionally, Belousov underscored the meeting's significance, especially in light of the terrorist threat posed by over 20 radical groups in Afghanistan, which could potentially infiltrate neighboring countries in Central Asia.

Vladimir Putin Honors Ismoil Somoni Monument in Dushanbe As part of his state visit to Tajikistan, Russian President Vladimir Putin paid tribute at the Ismoil Somoni monument in Dusti Square, Dushanbe. The ceremony, attended by Tajikistan's Prime Minister Kohir Rasulzoda and other officials, marked a symbolic gesture of respect. Vladimir Putin's visit, scheduled from October 8 to 9, involves a series of engagements, including talks with Emomali Rahmon, the signing of intergovernmental agreements, participation in the "Central Asia – Russia" summit, and attendance at the CIS Heads of State Council meeting. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties and foster cooperation between the two nations.