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Министерство иностранных дел республики казахстан комитет международной информации III форум безопасности сеап

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Общественно-аналитический журнал «News Behind the News» (Индия), 29.06.2009, КАЗАХСТАН ПРОВОДИТ ВСТРЕЧУ ФОРУМА СЕАП
New Europe, 28.06.09.-04.07.09, KAZAKHSTAN’S CONTRIBUTION TO GLOBAL SECURITY
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Общественно-аналитический журнал «News Behind the News» (Индия), 29.06.2009, КАЗАХСТАН ПРОВОДИТ ВСТРЕЧУ ФОРУМА СЕАП


Двухдневная встреча Совета Евро-Атлантического партнерства (СЕАП) прошла в Астане (Казахстан) 24-25 июня 2009 года, которая ознаменовала растущий авторитет этой Центрально-азиатской страны. СЕАП объединяет 28 стран-членов НАТО и 22 государства-партнера в целях диалога и консультаций по вопросам политики и безопасности. Делегации со всех стран-членов СЕАП приняли участие в мероприятии, прошедшем в Казахстане.

Обращаясь к участникам III Форума СЕАП, Президент Казахстана Н.Назарбаев сказал: «Казахстан проводит усилия по созданию глобального движения во имя мира, свободного от ядерного оружия. На праздновании юбилея принятия решения о прекращении ядерных испытаний в г.Семей я вышел с инициативой об объявлении 29 августа – дня, когда 18 лет назад был закрыт крупнейший ядерный полигон – Международным днем отказа от ядерного оружия. Мы готовы выйти с этим предложением в ООН».

Руководство Казахстана подтвердило свое предложение о размещении международного Банка ядерного топлива в стране и призвало к подписанию нового глобального Договора о нераспространении ядерного оружия.

25 июня 2009 г. Министр иностранных дел Казахстана М.Тажин назвал Форум «идеальным мероприятием» для концептуализации роли НАТО в Центральной Азии. Центральная Азия является своего рода местом испытаний для тенденций, идущих из Запада и Востока, сказал М.Тажин, добавив, что это было желанием Астаны «творчески пересмотреть альтернативные модели и постепенно развивать свою собственную уникальную региональную архитектуру».

Астана объявила вопросы региональной безопасности и реконструкции Афганистана в качестве центральных в повестке дня своего председательствования в ОБСЕ в 2010 году. В 2007-2008 гг. Казахстан направил 3 млн. долл. США на меры по восстановлению Афганистана, цитирует новостное агентство «Казахстан Тудей» Заместителя министра обороны Казахстана Б.Сембинова.

Выступая на пленарном заседании, Генеральный Секретарь НАТО Яап де Хооп Схеффер сказал, что Сотрудничество НАТО с Казахстаном является ярчайшим примером успешного взаимодействия для многих стран мира. Я.Схеффер встретился с Президентом и официальными лицами Казахстана. Мы определили наши общие взгляды, сказал Я.Схеффер.

New Europe, 28.06.09.-04.07.09, KAZAKHSTAN’S CONTRIBUTION TO GLOBAL SECURITY


Between June 24-25, the third Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) Security Forum was held in Astana. Following a proposition by the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev which was then supported by the North-Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). . The EAPC Security Forum convened for the first time on post-soviet territory and on the Asian continent, being one of the largest events hosted by Kazakhstan in 2009. The last two Forums were held in Sweden in 2005 and in FYROM in 2007. The Security Forum was an informal ground for open and free discussions on regional and global security issues. The theme of the forum led participants to focus on, Security through Partnership. During the plenary and thematic sessions of the Forum a broad range of topics were discussed, including security issues in Central Asia and the Caucasus, the situation in Afghanistan and energy security issues. More than 50 EAPC and NATO member-countries, other states, different international organisations and mass-media representatives participated in the Forum. At the same time the NATO Parliamentary Assembly (NATO PA) organised the Rose-Roth inter-parliamentary Seminar, which is the forum of inter-parliamentary dialogue on actual questions of Euro-Atlantic security in Kazakhstan in 2009. The cooperation between Kazakhstan and NATO took off following Kazakhstan’s accession to North Atlantic Cooperation Council in 1992, and which transformed to the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) in 1997. In order to develop the political dialogue and military cooperation with NATO, Kazakhstan has joined the Partnership for peace (PfP) Program on May 27, 1994. Currently, the bilateral cooperation with the North-Atlantic Alliance is in accordance with agreements, reached during the negotiations between the President of Kazakhstan Nazarbayev and the NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer at NATO Headquarters in Brussels (December 2006), and also in accordance with the tasks set by the Head of State to deepen and intensify practical cooperation with NATO. The collaboration between Kazakhstan and NATO is accomplished within the training and equipping of certain armed forces divisions, particularly the Kazbat/ Kazbrig peacekeeping force, in accordance with NATO standards; training of a special rescue crew, which can participate in international rescue and humanitarian operations under the NATO/UN mandate; boundary security cooperation; armed forces reforms and using NATO’s potential in science, emergency civil planning and problems solving on environmental problems. As the Secretary General of NATO has stated Kazakhstan is a key country in Central Asia. Kazakhstan is the only Central-Asian state, with whom the NATO builds relations within the NATO Individual partnership activity plan. ANNIVERSARY OF SEMIPALATINSK CLOSURE Over 25,000 locals, Kazakh dignitaries and the world’s media came together early last week at Semipalatinsk to hear President Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan celebrate the 20th anniversary of Kazakhstan’s decision to stop nuclear tests at the Semipalatinsk Test Site (STS). In his speech, President Nazarbayev addressed the origins of the anti-nuclear movement in Kazakhstan. He will speak about the selflessness, fearlessness and enthusiasm of millions of Kazakhs to end what he describes as a crime against life. The total power of nuclear charges in the atmosphere and on the surface of the STS was 2,500 times more than that of the power released by the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. The accumulation of radioactive material in the region exceeded that released by the Chernobyl accident in 1986. In all, 456 nuclear tests were carried out on the Site, the last being carried on October 19, 1989. The almost irreparable environmental damage has also played havoc with the health of the local population (high rates of cancer, childhood leukemia, impotence and birth defects). The total number of Kazakhs subjected to the effects of radiation is thought to be more than million people and the effects of residual radiation remains unpredictable. To restore the disrupted environment and ecology to its original state will take more than 300 years. President Nazarbayev has already expressed the need for the creation of a cluster of radiological medical treatment centers to diagnose and treat oncologic diseases and other maladies caused by radiation. Our country has the absolute historical and moral right to be recognized as one of the leaders of the world anti-nuclear movement, says President Nazarbayev - who also expresses hope that Kazakhstan’s experience of creating a nuclear weapon-free zone in Central Asia, will influence other parts of the world to do likewise. Questions of international security will become one of the top priorities of the forthcoming OSCE chairmanship of Kazakhstan. The special role of the President in making the decision to close the Semipalatinsk site and rid the country of nuclear weapons forever will be underlined in speeches on Thursday (Mr Nazarbayev was entirely behind the grassroots movement from the very moment Kazakhstan declared its independence in 1991). However, few other countries have followed Kazakhstan’s example, and potential nuclear calamity continues to threaten mankind. Gove­rnments, parliaments, political parties, public and non-government organizations all over the world must address this situation says a joint communiqué issued by participants in Thursday’s event: To all those who are concerned about the fate of our planet, and those who feel a responsibility to future generations We appeal to everyone to join the global movement on non-proliferation and destroy nuclear weapons. Only by joint efforts can we keep the world from nuclear insanity. We in Kazakhstan - want a safe world for all children everywhere!