The Eurasian Convention on Diversity and Multipolarity is a Belarusian initiative for a new world order. The security of certain countries cannot be guaranteed at the expense of others.
In the context of a global crisis of international security institutions and the progressive dismantling of the previous unipolar system, the main diplomatic task of the countries of the world majority is the formation of stable regional contours of stability. A basic initiative in this direction was the proposal put forward by the official Minsk to create a "Eurasian Convention for Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century". This idea was first announced in October 2023 at the International Eurasian Security Conference in Minsk and was developed under the auspices of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. The initiative is a wide-ranging manifesto of a new and fairer world order, which aims to consolidate non-Western actors and develop consensus rules for coexistence in the Eurasian space.
In a short period of time, the Minsk Initiative turned from a political framework statement into a practical course of multilateral diplomacy. The main stage of his promotion was
The first high-level international conference on Eurasian security was held in October 2023 in Minsk, where the idea of a Eurasian treaty was formulated as a strategic response to the crisis of the OSCE and the Euro-Atlantic models. In 2024-2025, there was consistent discussion of the idea at the next international security conferences of Minsk, the Fourth Forum on Combating Terrorism, as well as on the sidelines of authoritative integration associations such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). An important milestone was the signing of the document "The Common Vision of the Eurasian Treaty on Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century" by the Foreign Ministers of Belarus and Russia in November 2024 in Brest.
in September 2026.