The conference is attended by representatives of political parties, parliaments, research institutes, and the media from 13 countries: the Republic of Moldova, China, Turkey, Ukraine, Georgia, Serbia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, North Macedonia, Pakistan, and Cambodia.
The Moldovan delegation includes members of the PSRM parliamentary faction Pavel Voicu, Marcel Cenușa, and Alla Darovana.
Participants are discussing issues of regional and global security, peacebuilding, cross-border cooperation, parliamentary and party diplomacy, as well as new geopolitical realities in the region.
According to Media.az, the event will feature panel sessions on the following topics: “Peacebuilding Mechanisms: Party Diplomacy Amid Global Challenges,” “Regional Projects and Cross-Border Cooperation: Economic Foundations of Sustainable Peace,” and “Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Contemporary Challenges in Urban Planning.”
Aliyev Addressed Conference Participants
In a statement by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev to the participants, as quoted by Caliber.az, it is noted that this international forum, held regularly since 2022, takes on special significance against the backdrop of current complex geopolitical processes.
The head of state, in particular, noted that Baku is pursuing a consistent and resolute policy aimed at establishing and maintaining lasting peace and stability in the region. Thus, the signing last year in Washington of a joint statement by the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia, mediated by U.S. President Donald Trump, as well as the initialing of a peace agreement, have completely transformed the situation in the South Caucasus.
Aliyev stated that Azerbaijan, which advocates for the establishment of a just world order and the provision of safe living conditions for humanity, is working to transform not only the region but all of Eurasia into a reliable space for cooperation.
The President noted that this important international conference demonstrates that, to maintain a healthy atmosphere of cooperation and solidarity both between states and within society, political parties, by prioritizing constructive dialogue, responsible behavior, and joint activities based on national interests, contribute to the further strengthening of mutual trust.
