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The Dialogue Discussion Club, founded in November 2022, has established itself as a reputable international platform for discussing socioeconomic, humanitarian, scientific, educational, and cultural aspects of society. Open communication between Club members allows them to address pressing issues at the international level, learn from the positive experiences of their colleagues, strengthen strategic partnerships between countries, and identify areas for developing mutually beneficial, multifaceted cooperation.
The “Dialogue” Discussion Club, founded in November 2022, has established itself as a reputable international platform for discussions on socio-economic, humanitarian, and scientific issues, educational and cultural aspects of society. Open communication between Club members allows them to discuss current issues at the international level, learn from the best practices of colleagues, strengthen strategic partnership between countries, and identify areas of focus for the development of mutually beneficial, multifaceted cooperation.
Interest in the Club is high, and its geographic reach and membership are constantly expanding. The topics discussed at its meetings are relevant and important for many countries.
The club's work included discussions of global challenges and issues related to improving the population's quality of life, the preservation of cultural heritage as a factor in strengthening statehood, global environmental issues, environmental safety, water use culture and drought management, and threats to state and societal security in the digital world, from cybercrime to intelligent systems.
Representatives from Russia, China, Tajikistan, Sri Lanka, India, Belarus, Morocco, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan are participating in the Dialogue.
In today's world, space is becoming an increasingly significant factor influencing international relations and security. The exploration and use of outer space opens up new opportunities for scientific discovery, economic development, and national defense. At the same time, space exploration is fraught with risks and challenges, including the potential for the militarization of outer space and conflicts over resources. There is a growing need for international cooperation and agreed-upon rules of conduct in space to avoid conflicts and maintain the peaceful use of outer space.
Therefore, discussions of issues of peaceful space and its development at the international level are becoming increasingly important for maintaining stability and security in the world.
In early 2026, the Space Law Laboratory opened at the Vladimir branch of the Presidential Academy. Its plans include holding scientific and practical events, roundtables, conferences, and participating in federal expert forums. A key focus of the Laboratory is the popularization of space research and professions in the field of astronautics.
Vyacheslav Yuryevich Kartukhin, President of the International Discussion Club "Dialogue", Vice Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Vladimir Region:
"In the context of globalization and the development of international relations, cooperation in space will contribute to strengthening international dialogue and mutual understanding between countries. Discussing problems and solutions at the international level will help develop common approaches and strategies for the development of peaceful space, which in turn will contribute to strengthening international stability ."
Representatives from all countries interested in peaceful space activities are invited to participate in the work of the Space Law Laboratory. Email inquiries: [email protected]
In September 2026, the Dialogue International Discussion Club will host a global forum in Vladimir on the topical issue of "Developing Peaceful Space as a Foundation for International Stability." Participants will continue to engage in open communication, strengthen strategic partnerships between countries, and develop mutually beneficial, multifaceted cooperation in the field of peaceful space exploration, consolidate international stability, and ensure the safe and effective use of outer space for all countries.
There is a lot of interest in the Club, and its geographic reach and membership base are constantly expanding. The topics discussed at its meetings are relevant and important for many countries.
The club discussed global challenges and issues related to improving the quality of life of the population, the preservation of cultural heritage as a means of strengthening statehood, global environmental issues, ensuring environmental security, water management practices, and combating drought, threats to national and public security in the digital world: from cybercrime to intelligence systems.
Representatives from Russia, China, Tajikistan, Sri Lanka, India, Belarus, Morocco, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan are participating in the Dialogue.
In today's world, space is becoming an increasingly significant factor influencing international relations and security. The exploration and use of outer space open up new opportunities for scientific discovery, economic development, and national defense. At the same time, space exploration is fraught with risks and challenges, including the potential for the militarization of outer space and conflicts over resources. There is a growing need for international cooperation and agreed-upon rules of conduct in space to avoid conflicts and maintain the peaceful use of outer space.
Therefore, the discussion of peaceful outer space and its development at the international level is becoming increasingly important for maintaining stability and security around the world.
In early 2026, the Space Law Laboratory was opened on the basis of the Vladimir branch of the Presidential Academy. It plans to hold scientific and practical events, roundtables, conferences, and participate in federal expert forums. An important focus of the Laboratory is making space research and careers in the field of astronautics popular.
Vyacheslav Yuryevich Kartukhin, President of the “Dialog” International Discussion Club, Vice Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Vladimir Region:
“In the context of globalization and the development of international relations, cooperation in space will contribute to strengthening international dialogue and mutual understanding between countries. Discussing problems and ways to address them at the international level will help develop common approaches and strategies for the development of peaceful outer space, which in turn will contribute to strengthening international stability."
Representatives from all countries interested in peaceful outer space are invited to participate in the work of the Space Law Laboratory. Email address for inquiries: [email protected]
In September 2026, the “Dialogue” International Discussion Club will host a global forum in Vladimir on the topical issue of “Developing Peaceful Space as a Foundation for International Stability”. Participants will continue to engage in open communication, strengthen strategic partnerships between countries, and develop mutually beneficial, multifaceted cooperation in the field of peaceful space exploration, consolidate international stability, and ensure the safe and effective use of outer space for all countries.
