Azerbaijan, Baku, Feb. 28 / Trend E. Kosolapova/
Russia and Kazakhstan set up the work on the agreement on western sector of the Russian-Kazakh state border demarcation, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported on Tuesday following the regular meeting of the joint Russian-Kazakh demarcation commission, held in Almaty on Feb. 13-17.
"The parties agreed on demarcation work plan for 2012, approved the instruction for registration and publication of the Russian-Kazakh border demarcation documents and set up the work on the agreement on western sector of the Russian-Kazakh state border demarcation," the Ministry said.
The next meeting of the demarcation commission scheduled for March will take place in Moscow.
The Russian-Kazakh border is 7,500 km long. It is the longest land border in the world.
Russia, Kazakhstan set up work on border demarcation agreement
Russia and Kazakhstan set up the work on the agreement on western sector of the Russian-Kazakh state border demarcation
