The initiative was announced at the annual meeting of the secretaries of the security councils of the member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States. The proposal aims to strengthen coordination in high-risk areas and combat transnational crime.
Key areas of the system's operation
According to the proposal, the unified system should cover several key security sectors. In particular, it involves predictive coordination in the event of natural disasters and the exchange of data on new synthetic drugs. Additionally, joint interagency operations are planned to block channels for laundering proceeds from the drug business.
Hybrid threats and finance
Adilet Orozbekov, Secretary of the Security Council of Kyrgyzstan, emphasized that modern challenges are hybrid in nature. Key threats identified included information attacks, sanctions pressure, and the exploitation of vulnerabilities in financial systems. In this regard, the need to develop common approaches within the CIS to protect financial infrastructure and exchange information on new methods of such attacks was noted.
Kyrgyzstan reaffirmed its readiness for joint work within the CIS to counter common security threats.
