03.07.2025, 12:44

EU boosts Central Asia's fight against synthetic drugs with intelligence-sharing focus

DUSHANBE. July 3 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – The European Union is strengthening Central Asia's capacity to combat synthetic drug trafficking through enhanced intelligence sharing and regional cooperation, the EU Delegation to Tajikistan announced Thursday during the closing committee meeting of its drug prevention program.

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