
AI-generated summary
The Caspian Sea is facing the problem of significant shallowing, which requires coordination of efforts of all Caspian countries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit Turkmenistan on October 8–9 to participate in the Caspian Environmental Summit.
The problem of shallowing the Caspian Sea will be discussed at the summit.
The leaders of all five Caspian states will take part in the summit.
MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. The problem of shallowing the Caspian Sea will be discussed during the Caspian environmental summit in Turkmenistan, in which Russian President Vladimir Putin will take part, said assistant to the Russian leader Yuri Ushakov.
Putin will visit Turkmenistan on October 8-9, and on Friday he will participate in the Caspian environmental summit.
“The key task - this will be noted in our leader’s speech - is, of course, preserving the natural environment and ensuring environmental safety in the Caspian Sea. I will note one pressing problem that will naturally be discussed - the shallowing of the Caspian Sea,” Ushakov told reporters on the eve of Putin’s visit to Turkmenistan.
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Assistant to the Russian President for International Affairs Yuri Ushakov said that the Russian language is a powerful unifying force throughout the CIS, recalling that the International Russian Language Organization was created on the initiative of the President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived in Turkmenistan to participate in the Council of Foreign Ministers of the CIS, where it is planned to discuss the preliminary results of the association’s activities this year, prospects for cooperation and issues on the regional and international agenda, as well as make decisions to strengthen cooperation in the cultural, humanitarian and law enforcement spheres.