The organizers reported that the Center will focus on creating analytical and predictive models, uniting experts from both countries, facilitating research in the field of Eurasian integration, and developing scientific and educational materials. Special attention will be given to projects within the framework of the EAEU, CSTO, BRICS, and CIS.
Representatives from government structures, scientific institutions, analytical centers, and public organizations attended the event. Participants were presented with the initial directions of the Center's work.
Kymbat Urumkulova, director of the regional office "Eurasia Kyrgyzstan," emphasized that the new format of interaction will contribute to the expansion of expert dialogue between the countries. She noted that Kyrgyz-Russian relations are reaching a new level, which was confirmed during the recent visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Bishkek and the signing of a joint statement regarding the deepening of strategic partnership and alliance.
Vladimir Lubyanko, an expert at the Center for Political Processes, noted that the opening of this platform will be a significant step towards systematizing expert interaction. He emphasized that the Center will contribute to strengthening shared values, supporting integration initiatives, and forming a positive strategic agenda.
Meeting participants expressed their readiness for cooperation and plan to start implementing the first research and educational programs based at the new Center.
