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Bakyt Beshimov:

“Kyrgyzstan: is democracy on the agenda for the country?”  

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Roundtable

 

Topic

Kyrgyzstan and Russia on new stage of cooperation

 Speakers

  1. Askar Beshimov, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic
  2. Kubanychbek Oruzbaev, Deputy Minister of Defense of the Kyrgyz Republic
  3. Ishenbay Abdurazakov, Chairman of the Supervisory Council of the public fund for political research “Project of the Future”
  4. Leonid Sklyarov, Adviser of the Russian Federation Embassy in the Kyrgyz Republic
  5. Valentin Bogatyrev, Director of the International Institute of Strategic Studies under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic
  6. Erlan Abdyldaev, former Ambassador of the Kyrgyz Republic to China
  7. Almaz Biybosunov, Director of the public fund for political research “Project of the Future”

 Time

June 9, 2006; 15:00-16.30

Foreign policy experts and decision-makers gather to discuss the salient issues in Kyrgyz-Russian bilateral relations. In light of ongoing US-Kyrgyz negotiations regarding the Gansi Air base and the forthcoming summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization on 15 June 2006, it is vitally important to develop a consistent and coherent policy towards each major foreign policy partner. The roundtable aims to assess the current status of Kyrgyz-Russian relations, problems and implications, and develop a set of recommendations for the Kyrgyz policy towards Russia.

To read full transcript of roundtable, click here.
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