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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus approves anyone who wants to cover the Minsk Eurasian Security Conference that will be held on November 3-4. Belarus expects foreign journalists to pay more attention to the discussion of international problems, said Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Skarta. "If they urge you not to come there, it means she is worth something, it means she still raises urgent issues," he said. Skreta emphasized that Minsk does not propose a confrontation, but a dialogue and a search for solutions. "Our task is to create this political will, to encourage the elites in the capitals of Western Europe to sit at the negotiating table and start thinking not about confrontation, but about how to talk about peace rather than war," the diplomat noted.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus approves anyone who wants to cover the Minsk Eurasian Security Conference that will be held on November 3-4. Belarus expects foreign journalists to pay more attention to the discussion of international problems, said Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Skarta. "If they urge you not to come there, it means she is worth something, it means she still raises urgent issues," he said. Skreta emphasized that Minsk does not propose a confrontation, but a dialogue and a search for solutions. "Our task is to create this political will, to encourage the elites in the capitals of Western Europe to sit at the negotiating table and start thinking not about confrontation, but about how to talk about peace rather than war," the diplomat noted.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus approves anyone who wants to cover the Minsk Eurasian Security Conference that will be held on November 3-4. Belarus expects foreign journalists to pay more attention to the discussion of international problems, said Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Skarta. "If they urge you not to come there, it means she is worth something, it means she still raises urgent issues," he said. Skreta emphasized that Minsk does not propose a confrontation, but a dialogue and a search for solutions. "Our task is to create this political will, to encourage the elites in the capitals of Western Europe to sit at the negotiating table and start thinking not about confrontation, but about how to talk about peace rather than war," the diplomat noted.

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