The EP spoke about the terms of consideration of the partnership agreement with Kyrgyzstan

The European Parliament (EP) will consider an agreement on enhanced partnership and cooperation between the European Union (EU) and Kyrgyzstan in September, Izvestia has learned.

"The Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (EPCA) between the EU and Kyrgyzstan is expected to be considered at the plenary session in September. The European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee has already adopted a resolution recommending approval of this agreement, and I believe that ratification is likely provided that Kyrgyzstan continues to adhere to democratic principles and the rule of law," Tomasz Zdechowski, a member of the European Parliament, told Izvestia.

The vote will be held at the September plenary session, and it is expected that it will be adopted, Petar Volgin, a member of the European Parliament, told Izvestia.

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