BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 15.
The Baku Declaration has been adopted within the framework of the
7th Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building
Measures in Asia (CICA) in Baku on Thursday, Trend’s correspondent
reports from the event.
The document reflects the high regard in which member states
hold Azerbaijan’s chairmanship of CICA, and commends the
initiatives put forward and events organized by the country across
various areas during its two-year tenure.
The Baku Declaration contains specific provisions regarding the
promotion of the international order, as well as measures to combat
existing risks in the military-political, economic, and
environmental spheres. The document also places special emphasis on
promoting tolerance and inter-civilizational dialogue, as well as
expanding the use of science, education, and innovation for the
sake of security and prosperity. Furthermore, it highlights the
opportunities and risks arising from the development of artificial
intelligence.
The declaration also includes provisions regarding the
development of economic ties among member states, the strengthening
of transport, energy, and digital connectivity, and the ensuring of
energy security.
