During the discussion, important topics were raised concerning the formation of a new world order, as well as current challenges related to terrorism, extremism, illegal migration, cybersecurity, and the fight against organized crime.
As noted by Adilet Orozbekov, the current conflicts and the overall security situation require closer integration and cooperation between states to maintain stability in the region and ensure peace in accordance with the UN Charter and universally recognized norms of international law. The meeting was also attended by high-profile representatives from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkey, and Azerbaijan, who deal with foreign policy and security issues," the statement added.
