MINSK, November 12. /Dunyo IA/. The 4^th Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security, dedicated to the current geopolitical situation, crises in international relations and the formation of a new security architecture on the continent, was held in the capital of Belarus, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Over 800 politicians, diplomats, and international experts from nearly 50 countries took part in the forum. Participants noted that traditional international security mechanisms are losing relevance and stated the necessity of developing new “rules of the game” based on equality in the technological, economic and defence spheres.

One of the central ideas was the concept of the “Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century”. The initiative is aimed at strengthening mutual trust between the states of the continent, legally enshrining the principles of indivisible security and jointly countering new threats related to artificial intelligence, arms control, and cybersecurity. Alongside the leadership of the SCO and the CIS, representatives of the OSCE participated in the event, discussing ways to restore a continent-wide dialogue.

On the sidelines of the forum, Uzbek political scientist and Director of the “Ma’no” Center for Research Initiatives Bakhtiyor Ergashev gave an interview to the “Belarus 24” TV channel. He shared his assessments of global challenges in the fields of technology, defence and the economy, as well as mechanisms for reducing geopolitical tensions.

Participants of the conference concluded that ensuring security across the Eurasian space is possible only through open dialogue and shared responsibility, taking into account the interests of all states.