On November 10-11, the International Forum for Collective Security was held in Moscow within the framework of Russia's chairmanship of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). On November 11, the CSTO Collective Security Council adopted a statement and a package of decisions for the organization's development. Special attention was paid to the development of the work of the CSTO specialist and the expansion of the international dialogue on Eurasian security issues. In the forum discussion, the participants discussed the role of expert assessments in identifying regional threats and supported the proposal to create an expert and analytical platform. According to the organizers, the forum brought together representatives of 68 countries, as well as the United Nations, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and other international associations. Along with the expert dialogue, CSTO meeting participants identified areas for further foreign policy coordination. In the adopted declaration, the member states of the organization called for the prevention of arms race in outer space and the establishment of an international legal regime in order to regulate the use of information and communication technologies. Separately, the need to coordinate positions during the UN vote on decisions related to priority issues of foreign policy of the CSTO member states was emphasized. In addition, the document confirms the intention of the parties to participate in the development of the Eurasian Convention on Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st century. CSTO also develops counter-terrorism, scientific and legal mechanisms of collective security.

On November 10-11, the International Forum for Collective Security was held in Moscow within the framework of Russia's chairmanship of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). On November 11, the CSTO Collective Security Council adopted a statement and a package of decisions for the organization's development. Special attention was paid to the development of the work of the CSTO specialist and the expansion of the international dialogue on Eurasian security issues. In the forum discussion, the participants discussed the role of expert assessments in identifying regional threats and supported the proposal to create an expert and analytical platform. According to the organizers, the forum brought together representatives of 68 countries, as well as the United Nations, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and other international associations. Along with the expert dialogue, CSTO meeting participants identified areas for further foreign policy coordination. In the adopted declaration, the member states of the organization called for the prevention of arms race in outer space and the establishment of an international legal regime in order to regulate the use of information and communication technologies. Separately, the need to coordinate positions during the UN vote on decisions related to priority issues of foreign policy of the CSTO member states was emphasized. In addition, the document confirms the intention of the parties to participate in the development of the Eurasian Convention on Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st century. CSTO also develops counter-terrorism, scientific and legal mechanisms of collective security.