CSTO PA focuses on recommendations on cutting off channels of international terrorism

Draft Recommendations on the Improvement of the CSTO Member States’ Legislation on Closing Channels of International Terrorism; Recommendations on Harmonization of the CSTO Member States’ Legislation on the Issues of Withdrawal of Property of Citizens and Organizations During the State of War or Emergency (Requisitioning); and work on the draft Recommendations on Regulating the Circulation of Virtual Assets on the Territories of the CSTO Member States (Combating the Spread of Cryptocurrencies and Other Electronic Payment Surrogates Undermining (Destroying) National Financial Systems) will be considered by the CSTO PA Standing Commission on Socioeconomic and Legal Issues at the Parliamentary Centre in St Petersburg on March 18.
The session will address a total of 11 items of the preliminary agenda, including improvement of the structure of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Collective Security Treaty Organization and introduction of amendments to certain documents regulating the activities of the CSTO PA. Aleksandr Markevich, Chairman of the CSTO PA Standing Commission on Socioeconomic and Legal Issues, deputy Chairman of the Standing Committee on National Security of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, will chair the session.