Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan participates in the IV Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security

On  November 3, 2026, the IV Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security was held in Minsk, bringing together representatives of states and international organizations to discuss current challenges to international and regional security, prospects for strengthening stability, and the development of multilateral cooperation across the Eurasian space.

In his address, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan A. Gurbanov presented Turkmenistan's vision for strengthening international and regional stability, emphasizing the need to establish an indivisible security architecture based on equal dialogue, mutual respect and adherence to the norms of international law.

Particular attention was paid to the significance of Turkmenistan's permanent neutrality as the foundation of its peaceful foreign policy, as well as to the philosophy of "Dialogue is a Guarantee of Peace", which reflects the country's commitment to resolving international differences through political and diplomatic means.

Among the priorities outlined were the development of preventive diplomacy, strengthening regional partnership, ensuring economic, energy and transport connectivity across Eurasia, as well as expanding humanitarian contacts.

Special attention in the address was devoted to Turkmenistan's initiative to proclaim 2028 the Year of International Law. It was announced that a National Action Plan for 2026–2028, aimed at preparing and implementing the relevant activities, is to be approved in the near future.

In conclusion, A. Gurbanov emphasized Turkmenistan's readiness to continue offering its neutral diplomatic space for the advancement of multilateral dialogue, strengthening mutual trust and developing mutually acceptable solutions to pressing issues of Eurasian security.