Doha:Bishkek The Foreign Minister of Kyrgyzstan, Jeenbek Kulubaev, actively participated in an international forum focused on collective security, where he addressed a plenary session titled 'Collective Security in a Multipolar World.'

According to 24.kg News Agency, Kulubaev emphasized the critical need to bolster mutual trust as the world transitions towards a multipolar order. He asserted that while multipolarity is emerging, it should not lead to heightened confrontations but rather foster a fair and balanced system of international relations grounded in the UN Charter and international law.

In light of Kyrgyzstan's anticipated membership in the UN Security Council for the 2027-2028 term, the minister outlined the nation's strategic priorities. These include the peaceful resolution of conflicts, enhancement of multilateral dialogue, and the strengthening of preventive diplomacy mechanisms.

Kulubaev also addressed pressing environmental issues such as climate change, glacier melting, and water scarcity. He announced that the Second Global Mountain Summit, Bishkek+25, is scheduled to take place in the Kyrgyz capital from October 21-23, 2027, and extended an invitation to forum participants to engage actively in the event.