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The Collective Security Treaty Organization called for the development of cooperation between expert and analytical bodies amid the conflict in the Middle East. This was stated by Yuri Shuvalov, Head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the CSTO Secretariat, at a seminar of the Center for Social and Conservative Policy, according to the press service of the CIS Executive Committee.
Shuvalov reported that the scientific and practical seminar was held at the Center for Social Conservative Policy with the assistance of the CSTO Secretariat and was dedicated to the situation in the Middle East. He noted that the importance of such a discussion at the current moment is obvious.
According to him, interaction between the CSTO and the expert-analytical bodies of the organization's member states, on the one hand, will help more accurately assess the situation and be prepared for possible responses to its changes, and on the other hand, will facilitate the preparation and promotion of initiatives and proposals aimed at preventing new conflicts and resolving crises.
Yuri Shuvalov also emphasized that the discussion supported the need for ongoing expert dialogue in the Eurasian format to transition to a more secure and stable world order.
He noted that such a dialogue should have sustainable organizational forms, rely on the capabilities of modern technologies, and be focused on supporting the restoration and further development of international political dialogue.
According to him, the creation of a platform and ecosystem for expert and analytical cooperation is currently highly needed. He added that the situation in the Middle East demonstrates how the lack of dialogue and its breakdown lead to the escalation of problems and threats that threaten the future of the entire world.
