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2006-09-20
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  1. “We would also like to see the leadership of UNODC hold frequent meetings with senior officials of the regional and international structures that specialize in issues related to combating illegal drug trafficking.”

    2016-10-28 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.7796 (2016) · source

  2. “Secondly, we hope to coordinate joint efforts and a mechanism for international cooperation based on the potential of existing organizations, and to hold meetings between the CSTO secretariat, the SCO regional antiterrorist structure, the CIS anti-terrorist centre, the Department of Transnational Threats and Security Committee of the OSCE Permanent Council and the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee, which would promote closer interaction in thisarea. Thirdly, we would like to see UNODC's cooperation with regional and international security organizations focusing on strengthening their coordination of joint activity aimed at combating illegal drug trafficking and creating an effective system for the rehabilitation and re-socialization of drug addicts.”

    2016-10-28 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.7796 (2016) · source

  3. “We are completing the establishment of the legal basis to regulate the work of the CSTO joint peacekeepers, and preparing a road map up to 2025 that, following agreement with the United Nations Secretariat, will facilitate the establishment of preconditions for using CSTO peacekeeping potential for United Nations peacekeeping. In conclusion, I wish once again to express our readiness to cooperate closely with the United Nations and to make proposals that we believe would facilitate and strengthen cooperation between CSTO and the Organization, with an emphasis on practical components. First, we wish to pursue the practice of holding high-level regional meetings, under the auspices of the United Nations Secretary-General, to exchange information related to international security.”

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  4. “We enjoy cooperation with the Monitoring Team of the Committee pursuant to resolutions 1267 (1999), 1989 (2011) and 2253 (2015) concerning ISIL (Da'esh), Al-Qaida,and associated individuals, groups, undertakings and entities. On the basis of memorandum of 28 May 2010, our cooperation with the Department of Peacekeeping Operations has intensified. With the Department's methodological assistance, we train CSTO peacekeepers and work is under way to establish a permanent police stand-by force to deploy to peacekeeping operations, including those under Security Council mandate.”

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  5. “We hold regular meetings with the leadership ofthe Regional Office for the Caucasus, Central Asia and Ukraine and the Office for the Coordination ofHumanitarian Affairs, and regularly exchange information on emergency situations. We have agreed a protocol between the CSTO secretariat, the regional office of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and regional representations of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent in Russia. We traditionally enjoy high-level cooperation between CSTO and the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia. We hold video-teleconferences and regular exchanges of information on crises situations, and coordinate joint activities. The Centre's leadership takes part in many meetings with CSTO Ministers for Foreign Affairs.”

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  6. “We are implementing a memorandum of cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and exchanging analyses and information on the drug situation in the region under CSTO responsibility. CSTO experts will participate in the UNODC Podmena operation in Central Asia, aimed at preventing precursors from reaching Afghanistan. Representatives of UNODC take part in CSTO operations. The information and teaching materials prepared by the United Nations are used to train the staff of counter-narcotics organizations of member States. We are also developing cooperation with regional structures of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, whose representatives regularly work with CSTO coordination structures.”

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  7. “The CSTO secretariat works on such important areas as counteracting international terrorism and extremism, illegal drug trafficking and illegal immigration, peacekeeping and a number of other areas related to international security. We have had particularly intensive cooperation with the United Nations, including Special Representatives of the Secretary- General, to resolve the situation in Afghanistan and assess the situation in Central Asia. We have signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Counter- Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate, which includes information exchanges and regular high-level contacts to assess our anti-terrorism efforts.”

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  8. “Relations with this important international Organization are high-priority and constructive, as set out in the memorandum of cooperation between the CSTO and United Nations secretariats and the recurring General Assembly resolution on cooperation between the two organizations. It is also enshrined in the observer status enjoyed by CSTO in the General Assembly. When we met with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in Moscow and New York, we discussed the need to enhance cooperation between CSTO and the United Nations, and we hope for similarly intensive and constructive dialogue with the Secretary-General designate, Mr. Guterres. We have always enjoyed high-level working contacts among senior officials ofthe two organizations and their participation in United Nations-CSTO events.”

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  9. “We have begun to monitor migration flows from areas of armed conflict, mobilize resources and train joint forces to work with internally displaced persons. To increase the effectiveness of our measures to counter crime on the Internet, for the past three years we have had a consultaive coordination centre to respond to cybercrime. As a follow-up to the mechanism, our Heads of State have resolved to create a CSTO crisis-response centre. We also intend to establish a CTSO centre to coordinate with the United Nations crisis response. I note in particular that in all areas of our work, CSTO works closely with United Nations structures. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon gave an especially important boost to cooperation between the organizations when he paid a visit to CSTO headquarters in 2011 and spoke to representatives of CSTO member States.”

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  10. “We are establishing a legal framework for a common security space for member States and undertaking joint efforts to adopt a plan to implement the United Nations Global Counter- Terrorism Strategy. In a recent meeting of the CSTO Council, a mechanism - unique among international organizations - was adopted for drawing up a single list of terrorist and extremist organizations in the CSTO format. In counter-terrorism, we are endowed with a collective CSTO response force that is undergoing extensive training to develop special forces. At our initiative, in addition to cooperation with specialized agencies of the United Nations, we coordinate with anti-terrorist structures of OSCE, CIS and SCO. As a result of the migration crisis in Europe, we have adopted collective measures to enhance our fight against illegal immigration.”

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  11. “In the area of response to security threats, the efforts of CSTO members are focused on counteracting international terrorism and extremism, illegal drug trafficking, illegal migration, trafficking in persons, and crime on the Internet. The effectiveness of these CSTO special operations - including the Kanal anti-narcotics programme, the anti-illegal migration programme Nyelegal, the anti-cybercrime programme Proxy and the Nayomnik programme, aimed at preventing CSTO fighters from entering conflict zones - has been recognized for its effectiveness. Of particular importance in this year's work of the CSTO is counteracting international terrorism. We are extending our cooperation with national anti-terrorist services.”

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  12. “We are extending our working contacts with such international organizations as the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and other major international structures. We are strengthening CSTO forces. We now have a joint CSTO force that, beyond bilateral and regional groups, includes collective forces for rapid response, a collective CSTO air force, a rapid-deployment force for Central Asia and CSTO peacekeeping forces. We have established and are improving our military-technical and military-economic cooperation mechanisms with member States.”

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  13. “In that time, the CSTO has created a comprehensive legal basis regulating the work of the organization in all areas of its work, establishing the necessary political, diplomatic, military, and human rights, and special resources for ensuring the individual and collective security of member States and counteracting traditional and new threats. In developing existing concepts of collective security, in Yerevan in October we held a meeting of the Council at which it adopted the CSTO collective security strategy for 2025. One important area of our work is coordinating with senior political officials of member States and cooperating with other international and regional organizations.”

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  14. “I should like at the outset to thank the Russian delegation for having convened today's meeting on such an important issue as cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations in maintaining international peace and security. We also thank Mr. Ban Ki-moon for his statement. The year 2017 will be marked for us by two anniversaries: the twenty-fifth anniversary of the signing, in Tashkent on 15 May 1992, of the Collective Security Treaty, and the fifteenth anniversary since the establishment, on the basis of that Treaty, the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO).”

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  15. “Contacts on those issues with the International Migration Organization, OSCE, the European Union and the International Committee of the Red Cross have made it possible to increase the effectiveness of those measures. In concluding I wish to point out that every day we see that individual efforts cannot cope with the tasks in the area of ensuring security. In that regard, we advocate gradual development of equitable and constructive cooperation among regional organizations and intensification of their contacts with the United Nations.”

    2010-01-13 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.6257 (2010) · source

  16. “The CSTO 2008-2012 plan for collective measures by its member States to implement that Strategy provides a range of organizational, normative and practical measures aimed at increasing the level of coordination of its member States' activities in countering terrorism and political and religious extremism. Clearly, it would be advisable to hold a review conference to assess the status of implementation of the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy both by individual States and by intergovernmental bodies. Our participation in international efforts to reduce tension is also shown by CSTO's operation "Illegal Alien", which focused on coordinating methods to identify criminal gangs involved in illegal migration and human trafficking.”

    2010-01-13 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.6257 (2010) · source

  17. “Recognizing that need, in March 2009 at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) conference on Afghanistan, we suggested a special working meeting with the participation of all interested parties: Afghanistan, the main transit and consumer countries and specialized international agencies, including the close partners of CSTO - the Commonwealth of Independent States, SCO and OSCE. In that meeting we could coordinate our efforts and develop a concrete programme of joint efforts to create and strengthen an antinarcotic and financial security zone around Afghanistan. The main activity of CSTO in the fight against terrorism is the United Nations Global Counter- Terrorism Strategy.”

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  18. “The Channel operation and assistance of CSTO member States for transport of goods for the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan are examples of effective cooperation of CSTO member States in the area of counteracting the threats to security arising in the territory of Afghanistan. In our view, the task of coordinating our approach and developing and implementing agreed lines on Afghanistan by all international players, who are not indifferent to the future of that country, is a very urgent matter.”

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  19. “In 2009 that operation brought together antinarcotics bodies of CSTO member States and representatives of law enforcement agencies of another 14 States, including Afghanistan, Bulgaria, China, Germany, Venezuela, Poland, the United States, Turkey and many other countries, in addition to a number of international organizations, including the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), and divisions of the financial intelligence services of member States of the Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Financing Terrorism. Coordinated actions by States allowed us to seize more than one hundred tons of drugs in the course of two stages of the operation. In all, through operation Channel antinarcotics departments have seized 220 tons of drugs since 2003.”

    2010-01-13 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.6257 (2010) · source

  20. “We believe coordination between the United Nations and regional organizations and cooperation among the organizations themselves must be strengthened. Among the success in the CSTO experience we can mention our cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, which includes exchange of information and participation in the CSTO interdiction operation "Channel", aimed at fighting the drugs trade.”

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  21. “For many years the CSTO has participated in the high-level meetings organized annually by the United Nations Secretary-General with heads of international and regional organizations, during which issues of coordinating efforts on urgent contemporary problems are reviewed. We are part of the standing committee set up to promote those links. Further work by that body would be welcome by all organizations interested in supporting the United Nations and improving the coordination of activities. Counter-terrorism activities, the fight against the illegal production of and trafficking in drugs, suppressing the illegal arms trade and organized cross- border crime and preventing and mitigating emergency situations - that is far from being a full list of the efforts to ensure regional and international security.”

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  22. “Higher echelons of our armed forces, law enforcement agencies and ministries of emergency affairs have established a collective operational response force to end local and border wars and counteract organized crime, including drug trafficking, and mitigate the consequences of natural disasters. We are currently implementing a collective CSTO peacekeeping force, the intergovernmental agreements on which have been ratified by an overwhelming majority of member States and have entered into force. In accordance with those documents, it has been established that the CSTO can implement peacekeeping operations both autonomously and as part of peacekeeping operations under a Security Council mandate.”

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  23. “We view the development of cooperation with the United Nations as particularly important, which is why we are working towards the adoption of a resolution on cooperation between the United Nations and the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) at the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly. The CSTO was set up in 2002 following an upsurge in terrorism, and we are doing our utmost to ensure lasting security in our area of responsibility. In recent times, the leaders of our countries decided to set up an effective anti-crisis capacity for the CSTO.”

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  24. “My first words will be those of sympathy and solidarity regarding the earthquake in Haiti. Today's meeting, at which we are considering the very topical issue of cooperation between the United Nations with regional and subregional organizations, is of major importance. The role of the United Nations in developing cooperation is aligned with the needs and interests of regional and subregional structures as they respond to the challenges and threats before the international community. For our part, we support any initiative aimed at strengthening international stability and improving the security architecture, particularly in the Eurasian area, and we are ready to take part in implementing United Nations resolutions aimed at addressing these problems.”

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  25. “That would help them to more effectively coordinate and avoid duplicating their efforts. Those efforts would also be more effective if regional organizations considered committing themselves to inform the United Nations as soon as the threat of a conflict situation emerged within the area of their responsibility. I propose the establishment of a similar mechanism to coordinate counter-terrorism activities through United Nations bodies. In conclusion, I would like to say that we are all pursuing the same goal: to make the world more stable and secure. Increasing United Nations cooperation with regional organizations will contribute to the achievement of that goal. There is no other choice for the international community if conflict is to be prevented.”

    2006-09-20 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.5529 (2006) · source

  26. “We also believe that key international organizations must cooperate more closely with regional organizations and play a coordinating role in their respective fields of activity, making practical recommendations, providing information, consulting regional agencies and providing expert and technical assistance. At the same time, there is a need for closer coordination of efforts between regional organizations, especially between those that carry out similar tasks and functions and operate in the same region. In this regard, I would like to support the Secretary-General's idea of establishing a web-based databank of practices and capacities of regional partner organizations of the United Nations and agencies in the United Nations system in the areas of conflict prevention, peacekeeping and peacebuilding.”

    2006-09-20 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.5529 (2006) · source

  27. “We support increased cooperation with regional organizations in resolving conflicts, provided that there is a clear understanding that the Security Council must play the main role in the process, in full conformity with the Charter. The Collective Security Treaty Organization is taking capacity-building steps in this regard by establishing its own peacekeeping operations, which will contribute to United Nations peace operations. Regional organizations can play an important role in implementing a peacebuilding strategy, including within the Peacebuilding Commission. We support more extensive use of that specialized body within the United Nations system.”

    2006-09-20 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.5529 (2006) · source

  28. “I am grateful for the opportunity to speak at this important and representative forum. We welcome efforts aimed at achieving closer cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations while maintaining a logical division of labour and preserving the prerogatives of the United Nations and the Security Council. We fully agree with the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General entitled "A regional-global security partnership: challenges and opportunities" (S/2006/590). We are sure that their implementation will enhance our collective potential in the areas of conflict prevention, peacemaking, peacekeeping, disarmament and non-proliferation.”

    2006-09-20 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.5529 (2006) · source