13.11.2026, 13:41

Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan discuss easier travel, including ID card border crossings

TASHKEN. Nov 13 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have discussed ways to make cross-border travel easier for their citizens, including allowing people to cross the border on ID cards, Uzbekistan’s foreign ministry said on Friday.

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Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan discuss easier travel, including ID card border crossings

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