- Statement by Amb. Valery Voronetsky, Permanent Representative to the OSCE
- Statement by Amb. Mats Ringborg, International Trade Policy Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Welcoming Remarks by H.E. Brian Hayes, T.D., Minister of State
- Keynote Address by Mr. Richard Boucher, Deputy Secretary General
- Keynote Address by Mr. Marin Mrcela, President, Group of States against Corruption
- Statement by Mr. Michael Camunez, Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Commerce and U.S. Helsinki Commissioner
- Statement
- Welcoming Remarks by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Presented by H.E. Mr. Tomas Dub, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Welcoming Remarks by Mr. Goran Svilanovic
Concluding Meeting of the 20th Economic and Environmental Forum
Conference
- Date:
- Location:
- Prague
- Organized by:
- 2012 Irish OSCE Chairmanship and the Office of the Co-ordinator of OSCE Economic and Environmental Activities
- Source:
- OSCE Secretariat
- Fields of work:
- Economic activities, Environmental activities
About
The Economic and Environmental Forum is the main annual event within the economic and environmental dimension of the OSCE. In 2012, under the Irish OSCE Chairmanship, the 20th Economic and Environmental Forum will focus on "Promoting Security and Stability through Good Governance".
The Concluding Meeting of the 20th OSCE Economic and Environmental Forum is scheduled in Prague on 12-14 September 2012 and will build on the results of its two preparatory meetings. The First Preparatory Meeting took place in Vienna, on 6-7 February on the theme of "Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism" . The Second Preparatory Meeting was held in Dublin on 23-24 April, on the theme of "Promoting Good Governance and Combating Corruption in support of Socio-Economic Development".
The Concluding Meeting will examine the level of implementation of OSCE commitments in preventing and countering corruption. The discussions will aim at renewing and deepening OSCE's political engagement in this area. Representatives of national and international institutions, NGOs, academia and the business community will join these efforts to reinforce the role of the OSCE in the promotion of good governance, and its support for the fulfillment of the commitments undertaken by the 56 OSCE participating States.