18.09.2026, 17:13

Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan sign tourist safety agreement

MINSK. Sept 18 (Interfax) – Tourism industry representatives from Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan have signed an agreement on cooperation in ensuring tourist safety, the BelTA state news agency said Friday.

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