Contract between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance

of January 16, 1996

The Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, the High contracting parties which further are referred to as,

being guided by the purposes and the principles of the Charter of the UN, recognizing supremacy of the commonly accepted rules of international law and universal values,

confirming the aspiration to accomplishment of the obligations containing in the Helsinki Final act, the Parisian Charter for new Europe and also other documents of Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe,

being based on historically developed friendly and mutually respectful relation between their people,

proceeding from the fact that further development of the relations of mutually beneficial bilateral cooperation is equitable to radical interests of the people of both states serves cause of peace and safety in Asia,

the full of determination to build the interstate relations on the principles of equality, justice and mutual understanding,

aiming to give new quality to bilateral cooperation in political, economic, scientific and technical, ecological, information, humanitarian, cultural and other areas and to strengthen its legal base,

agreed as follows:

Article 1

High contracting parties develop the relations as the friendly states. They in the mutual relations will be guided by the principles of sovereign equality, neighborliness, refusal of use of force or threat of force, peaceful settlement of disputes, inviolability of borders, territorial integrity, non-interference to internal affairs, respect of human rights, equality and mutually beneficial cooperation, fair accomplishment of the international obligations.

Article 2

High contracting parties consider firm the frontiers which developed between them which cannot be changed at someone's will, without their consent. They shall observe strictly their immunity confirmed with the Almaatinsky Agreement of heads of states of Central Asia and Kazakhstan of December 21, 1991.

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