BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, September 1. A just world
order must be based on respect for the sovereign choices of states,
the fulfillment of international obligations, and the maintenance
of dialogue, the President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov said,
Trend's special
correspondent reports.
President Japarov made the remarks while addressing the SCO Plus
meeting in Bishkek.
"A just world order does not require all states to think alike.
It requires something else — that we respect each other’s choices,
fulfill our commitments and do not stop dialogue even in the most
difficult times," Sadyr Japarov stressed.
He expressed confidence that the Bishkek summit would become
another step toward building a world in which the voice of every
state is heard, and the security of peoples is ensured based on
common international principles.
"Kyrgyzstan is convinced that a just multipolar world should be
built not against anyone, but for the benefit of all. This is the
kind of world we are ready to build together," the president
concluded.