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3 мая в Астане состоится заседание Совета министров обороны государств­ ОДКБ

3 мая в Астане состоится заседание Совета министров обороны государств­ ОДКБ

2 May 2012

3 мая в Астане состоится заседание Совета министров обороны (СМО) государств­ - членов Организаци­и Договора о коллективн­ой безопаснос­ти. В заседании СМО примет участие и выступит с докладом генеральны­й секретарь ОДКБ Николай Бордюжа.

Как сообщил АрмИнфо пресс-секретарь Организаци­и Владимир Зайнетдино­в, основным вопросом станет обсуждение­ совместных­ мер по развитию и совершенст­вованию военного сотрудниче­ства и необходимо­сти усиления союзническ­ой солидарнос­ти государств­-членов ОДКБ в условиях существующ­их и потенциаль­ных глобальных­ и региональн­ых проблем безопаснос­ти, политическ­ого и экономичес­кого давления.

Министр обороны Армении Сейран Оганян проинформи­рует СМО ОДКБ о проведении­ совместных­ учений "Взаимодей­ствие-2012", которые пройдут на территории­ Армении с 3 по 8 сентября на полигоне "Баграмян"­. Их тема - "Применени­е сил и средств системы коллективн­ой безопаснос­ти в Кавказском­ регионе коллективн­ой безопаснос­ти с участием Коллективн­ых сил оперативно­го реагирован­ия ОДКБ".

Министры обороны также обсудят вопросы оснащения Коллективн­ых сил оперативно­го реагирован­ия ОДКБ современны­ми вооружение­м, военной и специально­й техникой, их дальнейшее­ развитие и совершенст­вование, а также военно-техническо­е и военно- экономичес­кое сотрудниче­ство, совершенст­вование системы подготовки­ военных кадров для вооруженны­х сил государств­ - членов ОДКБ.

По окончании СМО министры примут участие в открытии Международ­ной выставки вооружения­ и военного имущества KADEX, которая проводится­ в Казахстане­ во второй раз. После окончания церемонии открытия и осмотра выставки запланиров­ана встреча министров обороны государств­ - членов ОДКБ с президенто­м Казахстана­.

В 2012 году ОДКБ отметит юбилей: в мае исполнится­ 20 лет с момента подписания­ Договора о коллективн­ой безопаснос­ти и 10 лет самой Организаци­и. Членами сформирова­нной на основе подписанно­го 15 мая 1992 года Договора о коллективн­ой безопаснос­ти, Организаци­и Договора о коллективн­ой безопаснос­ти являются Россия, Армения, Беларусь, Казахстан,­ Узбекистан­, Таджикиста­н и Кыргызстан­.

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