The Minister-Counselor of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Kyrgyz Republic, Ekaterina Chistova, delivered a welcoming speech
At the international expert and analytical forum «Russia and Kyrgyzstan in Greater Eurasia: past - present - future», Minister-Counselor of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Kyrgyz Republic Ekaterina Chistova delivered a welcoming speech.
In her speech, she emphasized the relevance of discussing the future of Eurasia against the backdrop of the transformation of international relations, noting the importance of a multipolar world order, equal interaction between states and ensuring regional security.
Special attention was paid to the development of Russian-Kyrgyz cooperation in the economy, infrastructure, education and humanitarian sphere. Ekaterina Chistova noted the role of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University as one of the key joint educational projects of the two countries.
According to the diplomat, Russia and Kyrgyzstan are connected by a common history, cultural closeness and interest in joint development. She linked the prospects for partnership with strengthening integration ties in Eurasia and developing interaction within regional organizations.
In her speech, she emphasized the relevance of discussing the future of Eurasia against the backdrop of the transformation of international relations, noting the importance of a multipolar world order, equal interaction between states and ensuring regional security.
Special attention was paid to the development of Russian-Kyrgyz cooperation in the economy, infrastructure, education and humanitarian sphere. Ekaterina Chistova noted the role of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University as one of the key joint educational projects of the two countries.
According to the diplomat, Russia and Kyrgyzstan are connected by a common history, cultural closeness and interest in joint development. She linked the prospects for partnership with strengthening integration ties in Eurasia and developing interaction within regional organizations.
