The roundtable was moderated by:
• Alexey Borodin, Director General of the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications,

• Sergey Kruglikov, Director General of the Joint Institute of Computer Science of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus

The following took part in the discussion as part of the Forum program:
• Maria Ablameyko, Associate Professor, Department of Constitutional Law, Belarusian State University (BSU), PhD in Law, Associate Professor
• Elena Abramova, Associate Professor, Department of Civil and Corporate Law, St. Petersburg State University of Economics, PhD in Law, Associate Professor
• Nikolai Belyatsky, Head of the Department of Organization and Management, Belarusian State University of Economics
• Maria Bolshakova, Deputy Director General of the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications
• Elena Ilyina, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Faculty of Law, BSU
• Alexander Kurbatsky, Head of the Department of Programming Technologies, BSU
• Vasily Kovalev, Leading Researcher, Laboratory of Biomedical Image Analysis, Joint Institute for Institutes of Problems of Law, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
• Igor Mamonenko, General Director of BelHard Group CJSC
• Alexey Minbaleev, Head of the Department of Information Law and Digital Technologies, Moscow State Law University named after O.E. Kutafina,
• Anatoly Sviridenko, Head of Research, Military Academy of the Republic of Belarus,
• Alexander Surygin, Head of the Information Analysis Sector, Expert and Analytical Department, IPA CIS Council Secretariat,
• Yuri Shevtsov, expert in international economic relations
• Vladimir Shtepa, Head of the Industrial Ecology Department, Belarusian State Technological University, Head of the Digital Ecological Engineering Research and Implementation Laboratory, Belarusian State Technical University

Discussion topics:
• National and regional AI initiatives,
• Development of AI legislation,
• Risks of AI application and ways to overcome them,
• Regulation of AI application in medicine, military, and education,
• Specifics of legal activity in AI, etc.

During the discussion, the Deputy Director General of the RCC presented key regulatory initiatives in AI put forward by RCC member states, noting in particular the adoption of thematic Resolutions:
• The World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly in 2024 – based on proposals from the RCC/CIS region;
• The UN General Assembly in June 2025 – at the initiative of Tajikistan.
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