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Newly Independent States

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New·ly Independent States  (nl, ny-)
Abbr. NIS
The countries that until 1991 were constituent republics of the USSR, including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. The term can also include Russia and sometimes Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.


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After the breakup of the USSR, three newly independent states - Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan - bordering the Caspian Sea appeared on the scene, with their own demands.
Entry-into-force was delayed due to the collapse of the USSR and awaiting an annex that enforced the terms of the treaty upon the newly independent states of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.
The business forum is organized by Japan Association for Trade with Russia and Newly Independent States ROTOBO and the Kyrgyz Ministry of Economic Development and Trade.
 
 
 
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