talk to the secretary general of the collective security treaty organization nicholai board usia about how to stem the flow of afghan drugs to russia that's coming your way next in the spotlight stay with us. how again a welcome to spotlight on r.t. . today my guest is. the organization for security and cooperation here at this holding its meeting this week in the. leaders that coming to discuss threats to their each one of the biggest challenges is the drug trade from afghanistan the recent joint. operation was a success and many experts are now advocating closer teamwork between nato russia and afghanistan but what i'm going to say she could have the muscle and now to boost the coalition efforts in afghanistan general of the collective security treaty of. the forthcoming always seesawing capital astana will feature leaders of the top political and military blocs the u.s. nato and the europe presenting europe and america will join the cia asked. to discuss terrorism international crime and drug trafficking the c.s.t. oh has been pessimistic about cooperation with nature so far but the

the general of the collective security treaty organization. that's been going to. do it since. the period of. time criticize the. but in the past to criticize it harshly for example moscow did not like the way the o.s.c. morning to hold elections we didn't like their observers and in fact we question their conclusions there are no assess their evaluations of elections. strongly advocated a reform of the o c i remember much talk about the need to reform the o.e.c.d. yet the reform did not take place do you still think needs to be reformed it's not just my opinion it's all this is still member states think in fact before they believe the scene needs more than just a reform first it is necessary to establish the o.s.c. as a full blown international structure because it even doesn't have a charter or take the bureau for democratic institutions and human rights which monitors elections what the founding document was approved by all the always see members that its activity is a bayes dawns or does it operate simply based on what its officials want to do what the representatives of the

to have the muscle and now to boost the coalition efforts in afghanistan his general of the collective security treaty. the forthcoming always seesawing. will feature leaders of the top political and military blocs the u.s. nato and europe presenting europe and america will join the cia. to discuss terrorism international crime and drug trafficking the c.s.t. oh has been pessimistic about cooperation with nature so far but the successful joint anti-drug operation in afghanistan has proved teamwork is possible the c.e.o. also sees the astronaut summit as a perfect chance to blueprint real stamps creating a new pan european security system proposed by president dmitry medvedev. thank you for being with us today. just listens about the upcoming summit. well it is a five major international organizations are participating. and you personally like to see as a result of this meeting your main objectives. well firstly the o.e.c.d. hasn't held a summit for eleven years but it's and now it's happening in a with because i stand as a siesta member state chairing it the very fact that the top government officials

and of course there's the channel operation oppose this to you that the collective security treaty organization is carrying out the law on the external perimeter of the afghan border issues there's little in these cities to both mention the people you know the book and you get our nato partners have not responded yet calls to intensify cooperation and president medvedev version of again drew public attention to this suggestion our afghan friends which is that there's a bait and they a channel operation as observers and they're going to continue that as a patient would you get on the besides many of the nato states also are also involved in this operation as observers to the group you know that i think interact cooperation should be established between nato. and the collective security treaty organization would in this respect. we with them with who flew shoestring wouldn't you know has for the latest steps taken by russia this year we have significantly increased financing towards specific steps have been used on the balloon you probably knew what is good for your business will be business in a

treaty from portugal. we will listen in. >> tomorrow moves meeting with alliance that is fully aligned in vision and approach to collective security for the 21st century. after a year ofte the new concept we are embracing shows nato is fully united about the way forward. and committing to addressing the full range of security challenges of the century. article v commitment is the center of the approach. an attack on one nato member is an attack on all. as we will always back up that commitment with conventional nuclear strength necessary to defend our allies we are backing up the commitment with new capabilities. i am pleased to announce for the first time we have agreed to develop missile defense capability strong enough to cover all nato european territory and populations and the united states. this important step forward builds on the news approach to missile defense i announced for the united states last year. it offers a role for all of our allies. it responds to threats of our times and shows our determination to protect our citizens from the threat of ballistic missiles. tomorrow we look forward to working with russia t