On the air of Birinchi Radio, Doctor of Historical Sciences and Professor Zainidin Kurmanov shared his views on Kyrgyzstan's foreign policy.
He noted that the country's foreign policy has always been characterized by multivectorality and balance, making it quite effective for Kyrgyzstan. Kurmanov emphasized that there have been no radical changes in this area, although domestic policy has undergone transformations. "We have always remained a peaceful, small, and open state, striving to develop diverse relationships with neighbors and partners both in the region and on the international stage," he added.
The professor also noted that in the 35 years of the new Kyrgyz state, the concept of foreign policy has changed only three times.
"However, these changes were not global, as in the case of major countries. We only clarified details, rather than rewriting the concept from scratch. This indicates the stability of our foreign policy," he concluded.
