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CIS foreign ministers approve draft documents for Oct 9 summit in Turkmenistan

ASTANA. Oct 7 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – The CIS Council of Foreign Ministers has approved a series of draft documents to be submitted to the upcoming CIS summit on October 9 in Turkmenistan, the Kazakh Foreign Ministry said.

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