Eurasian project in the context of transformation of the world order
As part of the forum, a section on the Eurasian project and a multipolar world was held
Today, October 15, 2024, a section was held at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University within the framework of the international Kyrgyz-Russian educational forum, a section on the topic was held «Eurasian project in the context of transformation of world order», where leading experts discussed key issues of developing Eurasian integration, economic cooperation and strengthening international relations in a multipolar world.
The main topics of discussion were:
- The Eurasian project and the new world order <TAG1> the role of Eurasia in the formation of a new architecture of international relations and prospects for economic and political cooperation between the countries of the region.
- Great Eurasian Partnership: contours and prospects <TAG1>the section participants discussed how partnership between Eurasian countries can become the basis for sustainable development and stability.
- New formats of interstate cooperation: expansion of BRICS <TAG1>the topic of BRICS expansion and the impact of this process on the global balance of power and economic ties between the countries of the Eurasian continent were touched upon.
Section moderator: Ainura Anatolyevna Kocherbaeva, director of the International Analytical Club "Issyk-Kul - Greater Eurasia".
The speakers for the section were
- Vyacheslav Evgenievich Sutyrin, Director of the Center for Scientific Diplomacy and Advanced Academic Initiatives at MGIMO University of the Russian Foreign Ministry, with a report on the role of multipolarity in international relations.
- Alexandra Vadimovna Nerova, leading specialist of the Center for Eurasian Studies, which highlighted the prospects for the development of the Greater Eurasian Partnership.
- Valeria Valerievna, expert at the Center for Eurasian Studies of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University, with an analysis of the BRICS expansion and its impact on the Eurasian project.
The section aroused keen interest among the forum participants and served as a platform for discussing strategic issues of Eurasian integration and the multipolar world order.
