2016, no. 8
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

Central Asia vs. UN: dynamics of development of cooperation

O.B. Abdimuminov

DOI 10.20339/am.08-16.098pp. 98–10380 RUB

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Abstract

Presented is analysis of dynamic of development of cooperation of states Central Asia with the United Nations (UN), The article contains detailed analysis of state of partnership between Central Asia and the UN, as to regional security, ecology, Afghan problem, development of nuclear-free zone, and other problems, connecting with security and development of the region. Relationship between countries of Central Asia and the UN are solving very complex task of focusing attention on creation in the region political atmosphere of safety, security and prosperity. Foreshortened this, the author is analyzing basic components of cooperation of countries of in Central Asia and the UN in solving regional problems. Based on scientific sources and facts, analyzed are problems of stable development and securing peace in Central Asia, as well as problems of historical and cultural heritage, restoration of national values.

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