First session of CSTO Coordination Council for Emergency Situations to be held in autumn in Bishkek
The first session of the CSTO Coordination Council for Emergency Situations will be held in autumn in Bishkek, the agency reports referring to the Emergency Minister of Kyrgyzstan Kamchybek Tashiyev.
Bishkek. March 27. Kazakhstan Today - The first session of the CSTO Coordination Council for Emergency Situations will be held in autumn in Bishkek, the agency reports referring to the Emergency Minister of Kyrgyzstan Kamchybek Tashiyev.
"The decision was made, following the results of the organizational meeting of the chairmen of emergency departments of the CSTO member countries, taken place in Moscow.
According to K. Tashiyev, the council plans to come into close contacts with the similar structures operating within the CIS, other international associations, and international structures engaged in such issues. The questions of creation of collective system of reaction to extreme situations will be included to the agenda of the first session of the Coordination Council. The main directions of cooperation and mutual aid in case of natural disasters and technogenic accidents in the CSTO member countries have been developed.
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In his speech, Deputy Minister Bakayev emphasised the Forum's critical role in the growth of interregional cooperation, noted the close historical ties that bind Central Asian nations, Azerbaijan and all of the Arab countries, together, as well as their shared spiritual and cultural values. He focussed specifically on the key pillars of contemporary bilateral cooperation.
In the areas of business, trade, investment, culture, and science, Kazakhstan's cooperative projects and initiatives with Arab nations were highlighted, as well as high interest in further deepening and expanding this cooperation was confirmed.
The head of Kazakhstan delegation put forward a number of specific proposals aimed at developing cooperation in economy, investment, finance, innovation, renewable energy, development of tourism and infrastructure, utilizing transit and transport potential, addressing environmental, water and food security challenges. Partners were invited to benefit from the Astana International Financial Center's distinctive services, which are unmatched in the Central Asian region.
Within the framework of world organizations, the countries of the two regions actively support each other and adhere to the same or similar political positions and views on the most pressing issues on the international agenda. Regarding the deteriorating situation in the Middle East that is raising serious concerns for the international community, Deputy Minister Bakayev reiterated Kazakhstan's resolute stance. In particular, the call for an end to the ongoing violence and mass destructions, promotion of international peace negotiations processes and initiatives, as well as strong support for resolving the conflict by the formula "Two Countries for Two Peoples" were clearly expressed.
In order to provide support to the Palestinian people, Kazakhstan last year made a significant financial contribution to the activities of relevant international organizations, as well as provided material humanitarian assistance to the Gaza Strip.
At the forum, Deputy Minister Bakayev held bilateral meetings with the State Minister for Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar Soltan Al-Muraikhi, Secretary General of the Arab League Ahmed Aboul Gheit, as well as the heads of delegations of Tunisia and Algeria.
Following the Forum, the Doha Declaration was adopted.
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