On January 1, 2027, Kyrgyzstan will convene for the first time in the UN Security Council. For two years, the country will have the opportunity to participate in discussions on international conflicts, sanctions and reforms of global institutions. Doctor of Political Science, Director of the Institute for Strategic and Academic Analysis (ISAI), Professor of the Kyrgyz-Russian University Slavik Jakshenkulov and PhD in Economics, Director General of the Center for Strategic Solutions "Applicat", Development Director of ISAI Kubatbek Rak Rakhimov to analyze what Kyrgyzstanstanstan enters the Security Council with and what the companies are developing to advance the interests of Central Asia. The authors point out that the Kyrgyz position against restrictive unilateral measures coincides with the approaches of Russia and China. For Kyrgyzstan, the problem has a practical dimension: secondary sanctions affect the banking sector, trade and transit. Among the proposals that appear in the article are a preliminary assessment of the effects of sanctions and the creation of an international mechanism to monitor them. . A Alikbek Jekshenkulov and Kubatbek Rak Rakhimov also analyze initiatives in the reform of the Security Council, support for the permanent mission of African and Latin American countries and the creation of a public record of the implementation of UN resolutions. The authors pay special attention to the regional experience of Kyrgyzstan in interstate conflict settlements and water security issues. The signing of the border agreement with Tajikistan in March 2025 is seen as an example of resolving a protracted conflict by the parties themselves, without external arbitration. The authors show how this experience can be presented on the UN platform and become a basis for strengthening the interaction of global and regional institutions. Another area is water and climate security.

On January 1, 2027, Kyrgyzstan will convene for the first time in the UN Security Council. For two years, the country will have the opportunity to participate in discussions on international conflicts, sanctions and reforms of global institutions. Doctor of Political Science, Director of the Institute for Strategic and Academic Analysis (ISAI), Professor of the Kyrgyz-Russian University Slavik Jakshenkulov and PhD in Economics, Director General of the Center for Strategic Solutions "Applicat", Development Director of ISAI Kubatbek Rak Rakhimov to analyze what Kyrgyzstanstanstan enters the Security Council with and what the companies are developing to advance the interests of Central Asia. The authors point out that the Kyrgyz position against restrictive unilateral measures coincides with the approaches of Russia and China. For Kyrgyzstan, the problem has a practical dimension: secondary sanctions affect the banking sector, trade and transit. Among the proposals that appear in the article are a preliminary assessment of the effects of sanctions and the creation of an international mechanism to monitor them. . A Alikbek Jekshenkulov and Kubatbek Rak Rakhimov also analyze initiatives in the reform of the Security Council, support for the permanent mission of African and Latin American countries and the creation of a public record of the implementation of UN resolutions. The authors pay special attention to the regional experience of Kyrgyzstan in interstate conflict settlements and water security issues. The signing of the border agreement with Tajikistan in March 2025 is seen as an example of resolving a protracted conflict by the parties themselves, without external arbitration. The authors show how this experience can be presented on the UN platform and become a basis for strengthening the interaction of global and regional institutions. Another area is water and climate security.