India and Kyrgyzstan today discussed issues of mutual interest, including the common concerns over terrorism, extremism and drug-trafficking.
The deliberations took place during the foreign office consultation here, the external affairs ministry said.
"They discussed issues of mutual interest, including common concerns on terrorism, extremism and drug-trafficking," MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted.
Secretary West in the ministry Ruchi Ghanshyam led the Indian delegation while Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyz Republic Nurlan Abdrahmanov headed his team during the meeting.
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