British Foreign Minister David Cameron's trip to Central Asia on a luxury private plane was criticized by the prosecution and the opposition. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs commented on the rental of an expensive plane.

British Foreign Minister David Cameron began his visit to Central Asian countries and Mongolia. The head of the British Foreign Ministry visited Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan for the first time. He visited Uzbekistan for the last time in 1997.

British Foreign Minister David Cameron is planning to visit the Central Asian countries to "hold a roundtable discussion with all those who know which industries and enterprises, educational institutions should be cooperated with." Earlier, the parliament criticized the ineffectiveness of Britain's relations with the countries of the Middle East and called for measures to reduce the influence of Russia and China in the region.