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Kyrgyzstan wants to fish in Russian waters. The country's authorities have asked Russia to provide annual fishing quotas in its waters. In particular, Kyrgyzstan and Russia are discussing the creation of a joint venture that will be able to catch and process up to 78 thousand tons of fish per year. This issue was raised on November 3 at a meeting of representatives of the two governments in Moscow. The Russian side has expressed interest in cooperation, but there are still no specific agreements on the provision of quotas.

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Kyrgyzstan wants to fish in Russian waters. The country's authorities have asked Russia to provide annual fishing quotas in its waters. In particular, Kyrgyzstan and Russia are discussing the creation of a joint venture that will be able to catch and process up to 78 thousand tons of fish per year. This issue was raised on November 3 at a meeting of representatives of the two governments in Moscow. The Russian side has expressed interest in cooperation, but there are still no specific agreements on the provision of quotas.

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