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The progress achieved by Chisinau and Tiraspol in the Transdniestrian settlement process brings a positive change to local populations, said Secretary General Thomas Greminger.
New and emerging technologies in relation to energy security, good governance and connectivity in the digital era, are the focus of 27th OSCE Economic and Environmental Forum.
Lajčák: The OSCE and the Slovak Chairmanship stand ready to assist in any way possible.
There continues to be a need for improving the freedom of movement and therefore having more and safer entry-exit checkpoints is essential.
Young people are key contributors to security, peace and sustainable development, said OSCE Chairperson-in-Office Lajčák and OSCE Secretary General Greminger.
More efforts are needed to educate young people about the horror of the Roma genocide that took place during the Second World War, said OSCE and UN human rights representatives.
On World Day against Trafficking in Persons, OSCE said governments must increase efforts to combat human trafficking and put human rights and victims' needs at centre of all responses.
In honoring the victims of the Srebrenica genocide in 1995, we must ensure that such acts are never repeated.
Secretary General: Economic and environmental issues can be used productively in conflict prevention, conflict management and resolution. Useful to avoid escalation and to pave the way for future settlement in an ongoing conflict.
Now, more than ever, it is imperative that Albanian actors work together to break the current impasse, engage in dialogue without preconditions, and ensure that the conduct of elections this Sunday is peaceful.
The event gathered around 200 journalists and media professionals from the region and abroad to discuss media developments, safety of journalists, the legal environment for media freedom, and sustainable solutions for public service broadcasters.