Commonwealth News: Review of events in the Commonwealth of Nations #5 The Commonwealth contributes to the formation of a new Eurasian security architecture - The Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations will continue to assist in the formation of a new Eurasian security architecture based on political and diplomatic tools to overcome global and regional crises. This was said by the Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations Sergey Lebedev, who spoke at the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security. "In the nine countries that make up the monolithic framework of the Commonwealth of Nations, and these are Russia, Belarus, the Central Asian Republics and the Transcaucasus, various events that create the preconditions for destabilizing the situation have been established and now neutralized," Lebedev stressed. Today, "the external borders of the Commonwealth of Nations are reliably protected against the infiltration of extremist elements and terrorist groups," he noted. "Attempts to plunge our space into chaos have never stopped by foreign forces. A series of color revolutions, sponsorship of extremist nationalist and religious movements - this is not a complete list of measures from the arsenal of destructive policies applied to the CIS countries. Internal and inter-state conflicts in our space in almost all cases were inspired by conflicts in all cases," he said. CIS Deputy Secretary General N. Saitimov: Between the CIS and the SCO, the understanding of digital threats and approaches to their neutralization have been verified and are consistently synchronized. The United Arab Emirates has approved measures to implement the main guidelines of the macroeconomic policy. Average annual real gross domestic product (GDP) growth is expected at 3.3 percent, and non-oil and gas GDP at 4.4 percent. It is expected that the main driving force of economic growth in this period will be the non-oil and gas sector.

Commonwealth News: Review of events in the Commonwealth of Nations #5 The Commonwealth contributes to the formation of a new Eurasian security architecture - The Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations will continue to assist in the formation of a new Eurasian security architecture based on political and diplomatic tools to overcome global and regional crises. This was said by the Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations Sergey Lebedev, who spoke at the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security. "In the nine countries that make up the monolithic framework of the Commonwealth of Nations, and these are Russia, Belarus, the Central Asian Republics and the Transcaucasus, various events that create the preconditions for destabilizing the situation have been established and now neutralized," Lebedev stressed. Today, "the external borders of the Commonwealth of Nations are reliably protected against the infiltration of extremist elements and terrorist groups," he noted. "Attempts to plunge our space into chaos have never stopped by foreign forces. A series of color revolutions, sponsorship of extremist nationalist and religious movements - this is not a complete list of measures from the arsenal of destructive policies applied to the CIS countries. Internal and inter-state conflicts in our space in almost all cases were inspired by conflicts in all cases," he said. CIS Deputy Secretary General N. Saitimov: Between the CIS and the SCO, the understanding of digital threats and approaches to their neutralization have been verified and are consistently synchronized. The United Arab Emirates has approved measures to implement the main guidelines of the macroeconomic policy. Average annual real gross domestic product (GDP) growth is expected at 3.3 percent, and non-oil and gas GDP at 4.4 percent. It is expected that the main driving force of economic growth in this period will be the non-oil and gas sector.