OSCE Mission to Georgia

The OSCE Mission to Georgia, established in 1992, has assisted the Georgian Government with conflict settlement, democratization, human rights and the rule of law. No consensus was reached on the extension of the Mission's mandate at the end of 2008.

OSCE donates equipment to dismantle and recycle obsolete munitions to the Georgian Defence Ministry

TBILISI, 13 May 2009 - The OSCE donated equipment for dismantling and recycling obsolete TNT-filled munitions to the Georgian Defence Ministry today...

Georgia Mission helps build regional co-operation in border management

Strengthening the capacity of Georgian border agencies and co-operation in the South Caucasus to reduce trans-border threats and allow free movement of people and goods is the focus of a series of OSCE workshops.

OSCE Mission helps young Georgians protect their environment

The young members of 'ECO Clubs' supported by the OSCE Mission to Georgia are showing their communities the importance of caring for the environment.

OSCE military monitoring officers (left) on patrol in Georgia, 3 September 2008. (OSCE/David Khizanishvili)

VIDEO: On patrol with OSCE military monitors in Georgia part 1

VIDEO: On patrol with OSCE military monitors in Georgia part 2

PUBLICATION: Pictures from the Field

PUBLICATION: Economic Rehabilitation Works, issue 2

PUBLICATION: Economic Rehabilitation Works, issue 1

PUBLICATION: Assisting Georgia: promoting international standards - report on the 2008 presidential and parliamentary elections

• PUBLICATION: Economic Rehabilitation Works
• PUBLICATION: Mission to Georgia brochure

OSCE Permanent Council Decision on increasing the number of military monitoring officers in the Mission to Georgia

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