Terrorism in Kazakhstan - Cooperation With The United Arab Emirates

Cooperation With The United Arab Emirates

Askar Musinov, Kazakhstan's ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, met with Sayf Bin-Zayid al Nuhayyan, the Interior Minister of the UAE, on 29 November 2006. They discussed cooperation in fighting organized crime, drug trafficking, extradition of suspects, and terrorism.

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