We, participants of the First Eurasian Congress of Philosophy,- expressing a genuine commitment to international humanitarian collaboration;
- recognizing the paramount importance of professional intellectual work;
- demonstrating reverence for the diversity of philosophical ideologies,
hereby declare our solidarity in the following: 1. The traditionally significant role of the philosopher, comprehending the surrounding world, gains special importance in our days where changes occur rapidly, cohesively, and on a global scale.
2. The effective philosophical study of emerging global challenges is possible only by combining the efforts of thinkers representing diverse cognitive traditions.
3. Philosophical schools of Russia, Eastern countries, and the Global South have significant potential in resolving worldview problems facing contemporary mankind.
4. The fundamental danger for the philosophical community today lies in the dominance of one intellectual tradition claiming exclusivity, global universalism, and dictating its norms and rules to the institutions of science and education.
5. An important task for the philosophical community is the necessity to comprehend the high-risk crisis phenomena of the modern world, among which are: the challenge to traditional values, the accelerated artificial imposition of new ethical norms that have not stood the test of time, the hasty introduction of bio- and digital technologies without a humanitarian assessment and without control by the global community.
6. We propose to the Congress organizers the establishment of the Eurasian Academy of Philosophy for fostering ongoing interaction among Congress participants, providing a space for communication.