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"There is a compelling case for co-operative security," said Miroslav Lajčák as he closed the 26th OSCE Ministerial Council in Bratislava.
Making our energy networks more resilient is essential for the security and the economic prosperity throughout the OSCE region
States must do more to work together through effective multilateralism to support resolution and prevention – and mitigate humanitarian impact - of conflict, and build a safer future for all, says Lajčák.
We need to match our words with tangible actions. Investing in the OSCE – whether politically or financially – is one way to do this.
The premise of the Lund Recommendations is that when people have a real opportunity to participate effectively in the society in which they live, society is less likely to be marred by conflict. It is less likely to fail.
Cakaj: As Albania prepares to assume the OSCE 2020 Chair, we are convinced that a reinforced political dialogue with all Partners for Co-operation is essential to fully capitalize on the unique platform that is the OSCE.
Cakaj: We can make a difference within the Mediterranean Partnership only if we work together. Our co-operation with the Mediterranean region is not a matter of choice anymore: it is an objective necessity.
OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, Slovak Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Miroslav Lajčák, and OSCE Secretary General Thomas Greminger discussed the role of international organizations and regional co-operation in preventing conflicts.
Richey: I am immensely honored to lead the OSCE’s anti-trafficking efforts and to be entrusted by the Chairmanship and Secretary General in assuming this role.