From May 26 to 28, Moscow will host the first International Security Forum, bringing together foreign delegations and key Russian institutions, and the event is expected to include participation by Milorad Dodik, according to an announcement by the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
The Forum’s chief organizer is Sergei Shoigu. Participants will include representatives from intelligence services, as well as officials from Rossotrudnichestvo, the agency responsible for opening Russian cultural centers abroad.
The program begins on Tuesday, May 26, with a conference titled “Countering Neocolonialism as a Priority for Ensuring the Security of Countries of the Global Majority,” scheduled for 9:00 a.m. Moscow time.
The Forum agenda includes the 14th International Meeting of High Representatives Responsible for Security Issues, thematic sessions, scientific conferences, round tables, briefings, presentations, bilateral and multilateral meetings, as well as exhibitions focused on the work of relevant Russian agencies and organizations.
More than 180 delegations from foreign states and international organizations have been invited to participate.
The event is expected to gather national security advisers to heads of state, heads of law enforcement and intelligence agencies, as well as officials from international organizations.
Ambassadors from numerous countries, members of the academic community, and security experts are also expected to attend the Forum.
Source: RTRS
