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 maintain dialogue even in the most difficult times,» the head of state said.
Sadyr Japarov: “A just world order does not require all states to think alike. It requires something else: that we respect each other’s…”
On the recordSeptember 1, 2026
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Concluding remarks on cooperation among states.
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