Baku Security Forum 2025 befasst sich mit Terrorismus, Cyber-Bedrohungen und globalen Krisen

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Baku Security Forum 2025 befasst sich mit Terrorismus, Cyber-Bedrohungen und globalen Krisen

Am dritten Baku Security Forum in Aserbaidschan diskutierten Vertreter aus über 80 Staaten über drängende Herausforderungen wie Terrorismus, Cyberkriminalität, Desinformation und humanitäre Krisen.

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00:01Wir befinden uns eine große Veränderung in Transnationales,

00:07Terrorismus, Terrorismus, der nexus zwischen den beiden.

00:12Und es ist wirklich wichtig, dass wir alle arbeiten zusammen.

00:17Kein ein Land, kein Region, kein Organisation auf seine eigene

00:21kann mit diesen Gefahr.

00:24Und die mehr wir arbeiten zusammen, die mehr wir

00:27werden, die mehr Informationen, gute Praxis werden.

00:30Und die saferer die Gesellschaft wird,

00:32und die mehr effektiv sind, die wir in unsere Arbeit,

00:34i.e. countering Terrorismus.

00:43In einer Region bridging East and West,

00:45und einer championing Peace and Diplomacy,

00:48Baku in Azerbaijan ist wieder eine Pivotal-Konversation,

00:52eine von Global Security.

00:55The Baku Security Forum is an international event

00:57that defines global and regional threats and risks

00:59and studies ways of its mitigation.

01:01This annual gathering of security experts

01:03and heads of many intelligence services

01:05representing countries from all continents of the world.

01:08Their attendance demonstrates clearly

01:10that the Forum is a place of mutual trust and cooperation.

01:13This is the third Baku Security Forum attended by special services

01:18from over 80 countries.

01:20All focused on navigating an increasingly fragmented global security landscape.

01:26The Forum was organized by the State Security Service of the Republic of Azerbaijan

01:31and topics of discussion included terrorism, cyber security, disinformation

01:36and the importance of cross-border collaboration and unification.

01:40You know, if the terrorists themselves are able to cooperate,

01:43if you look at ISIS or Daesh or Al Qaeda,

01:49there are a group of international terrorists that are able to cooperate together

01:54and disrupt governments and peace-loving global citizens.

02:02Therefore, it is imperative for us as governments to be able to do the same.

02:06Otherwise, they will be able to overcome us and disrupt and destroy and kill people

02:13with wanton disregard of authority.

02:18So, cooperation is key and very important.

02:22And there is no other way to be able to overcome these threats.

02:27Proper organization or the interaction of security agencies

02:31is not limited to reducing the consequences of emergencies,

02:34but it is also crucial in terms of improving the well-being of citizens

02:38and ensuring the security and legitimacy interests of the State.

02:42by supporting the implementation of humanitarian measures.

02:46The UN represented at the forum for the first time,

02:49reflecting the importance of international conversations,

02:52paving the way for real-world impact.

02:55From a United Nations perspective,

02:57attending events such as this provide us an opportunity to engage

03:02with a critical part of the security apparatus,

03:04namely heads of counter-terrorism and security agencies.

03:07It allows us to understand from their perspective

03:11the threats they face, challenges, but also allows us to discuss with them

03:17any capacity-building gaps they may have.

03:21It certainly helps us to build our strategies based off that information

03:26and there is nothing better than doing it face-to-face.

03:28The forum also paved the way as a platform for constructive dialogue

03:32between countries that have been party to conflicts such as Azerbaijan and Armenia.

03:36It was a sentiment echoed by the directors of the National Intelligence Service of Kenya and Argentina.

03:42I mean, if you can't talk and sit down,

03:44there's no way then you'll be able to solve the many myriad problems that we are facing,

03:49the many security challenges, whether it's Ukraine-Russia war or what's happening in Gaza

03:55or in Sudan and other African countries.

03:59It's only through dialogue and forums like this that solutions can be found.

04:05And it's the only way that we can get best practices and also learn from each other

04:11on how best to solve these problems that we are facing globally.

04:15In three days, we were able to have access to meetings with many of these countries.

04:21In three days or two days, we achieved what normally takes two years.

04:26Relationships are strengthened.

04:28Trust is strengthened.

04:30Countries or services with which we would never have had so many relationships.

04:35From geopolitical tensions and renewed debates on multilateralism and security priorities,

04:41the conversations here reflected both the urgency and complexity of today's global security challenges.

04:48We'll see you next time.

04:49We'll see you next time.

04:50Bye.

04:51Bye.

04:52Bye.

04:53Bye.

04:54Bye.

04:55Bye.

04:56Bye.

04:57Bye.

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