Szijjarto: I believe that Eurasian cooperation is a condition for victory

The Conference on Eurasian Security focuses on communication, peace and justice - key elements of a stable future.

Experts spoke and shared their opinions about a joint secure world.

Péter Szijjarto, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary:

I believe that Eurasian cooperation is a condition for victory. I understand that without Eurasian cooperation, there will be no unstable situation. And without dialogue, without direct interaction, Eurasian cooperation will not be constructive. I remember the times when German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke about building a bridge between Lisbon and Vladivostok. I hope that in the future we will be able to return to a situation where this topic will again be on the agenda.

Finding mutual understanding between different centers of power and reducing the degree of tension on the European continent is one of the tasks of such forums. As well as the search for ways to build a new security architecture on the Eurasian continent in the context of the collapse of the old unipolar model. All this will be reflected in the Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the future - its draft was discussed at the conference.

Ravi Batra, head of a law firm (USA): "The very idea of such a Charter is already an achievement. And this document would really be much stronger if the United States and NATO countries joined it. An important step has already been taken to ensure that there are more participants. Why is such a discussion important? I can answer this way: first of all, I am very grateful to Belarus for such an open conference. People always have two choices. When a conflict arises, they can go to a restaurant and calmly discuss all the issues over dinner, or they can start a fight."

Indeed, nations can do the same: either sit down at the negotiating table or go to the battlefield. But after the first battle, there will be another, and then another. Just as the WWII began after the WWI.