Representatives from Greece and Tajikistan have reached an agreement to extend the bilateral border distance beyond 47 kilometers, according to an official statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece. The agreement was based on discussions held between the government delegations and their respective working groups from both countries.

The main topics of the meeting were the implementation of demarcation work and the issues related to the delimitation and demarcation boundaries. During the encounter, the working groups agreed on a specific 47.05-kilometer section of the border between Greece and Tajikistan, as stated in the official statement.

The statement also highlighted that the remaining areas of the border will be defined in a subsequent meeting, which will take place in Tajikistan’s Batken city. After the encounter, a protocol was signed, detailing the outcome and decisions made during the meeting.

This agreement marks an important step towards strengthening the international relations between Greece and Tajikistan. Both countries have demonstrated commitment to resolving border-related matters and fostering cooperation for mutual benefits.