Alexander Lukashenko will take part in the CSTO Security Council session.
As part of the summit, an official speech by our president is expected. In his speech, the Belarusian leader will present Minsk's position regarding key aspects of the international agenda.
The heads of the CSTO member states will have to take stock of the results of the joint work during the Russian chairmanship of the organization and outline priorities for further work. The result of the meeting will be the signing of a significant package of documents. Including the final declaration of the Collective Security Council and the countries' strategy to fight terrorism until 2030.