On November 9, the annual meeting of security council secretaries of the Commonwealth of Independent States member states was held in Moscow. Adilet Orozbekov, Secretary of the Security Council of Kyrgyzstan, participated in the event.
Key Themes and Kyrgyzstan's Initiatives
According to the administration, participants discussed current international security challenges, including the fight against illicit drug trafficking and protecting the population from large-scale natural and man-made emergencies.
In his speech, Adilet Orozbekov highlighted the hybrid nature of modern threats. These included information attacks, sanctions pressure, and the exploitation of vulnerabilities in financial systems. Kyrgyzstan proposed developing common approaches within the CIS to protect financial infrastructure and exchange data on such attack methods.
Additionally, the Kyrgyz side put forward several initiatives to strengthen cooperation:
- the creation of a unified system for rapid data exchange between crisis centers of CIS countries to coordinate in natural disaster zones;
- strengthening information exchange regarding new types of synthetic drugs;
- conducting coordinated interagency operations to block channels for laundering proceeds from drug trafficking
Context
The meeting took place in Moscow, which had a population of over 13.2 million people in 2025. During the event, the activities of the Council of Heads were also positively assessed.
